The Great Debate on Science and the Bible

The Great Debate on Science and the Bible

by Hugh Ross, Ken Ham, Jason Lisle, Walt Kaiser, Terry Mortenson

Part of The John Ankerberg show

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It was billed as a fair debate format. Two young-earth proponents would confront two old-earth proponents, and an unbiased moderator would keep things fair. But... This 10-part series (8 of which we have originally broadcast by the TV ministry of John Ankerberg) reflects the critical situation confronting modern Christianity: Are church leaders going to take the Bible as written, or will they reinterpret it to incorporate evolutionary ideas? AiG's Ken Ham and Dr. Jason Lisle are allotted only one-third of the total airtime, while old-earth proponents Dr. Hugh Ross (Reasons to Believe), Dr. Walter Kaiser (Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary), and "moderator" John Ankerberg use the other two-thirds of the airtime to espouse the unbiblical idea of an old earth. Fortunately, God's Word prevails! - Container.

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