Wrapping up

Thanks to all who joined us for these discussions in Origins: Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution and Intelligent Design. I hope many of you will make time to read the remaining chapters and learn some of the ways Christians approach human origins specifically.

I want to wrap up with a couple examples of Christians who hold different views engaging with one another:

• Discussing Origins: BioLogos, Reasons to Believe, and Southern Baptists - This 4-part series is a transcript of a session entitled "A Conversation on Origins" at the Evangelical Theological Society. (Unlike Biologos and Reasons to Believe which advocate for EC and OEC views respectively, Southern Baptist theologians hold a range of views on origins.)
• Christian Perspectives on Origin of Species and Humanity (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4) - These presentations and conversations took place at LeTourneau University and represent dialog between Answers in Genesis (YEC) and Biologos (EC).