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Dr. '''Hugh Ross''' is an [[astronomer]] who is President and founder of the ministry [[Reasons to Believe]].<ref>http://reasons.org</ref> He is an [[Old Earth Creationist]]. | Dr. '''Hugh Ross''' is an [[astronomer]] who is President and founder of the ministry [[Reasons to Believe]].<ref>http://reasons.org</ref> He is an [[Old Earth Creationist]]. | ||
| + | World-renowned Christian apologist Dr. [[William Lane Craig]] describes Dr. Ross in the following way: "Hugh Ross is evangelicalism’s most important scientific apologist." Dr. Craig goes on to state "[Ross] has vigorously defended scientifically the cosmological and teleological arguments for a Creator and Designer of the universe and has championed progressive creationism over against naturalistic accounts of biological evolution on the one hand and so-called “young earth” creationism on the other."<ref>http://www.etsjets.org/files/JETS-PDFs/42/42-2/42-2-pp293-304_JETS.pdf</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 21:09, December 24, 2012
Dr. Hugh Ross is an astronomer who is President and founder of the ministry Reasons to Believe.[1] He is an Old Earth Creationist.
World-renowned Christian apologist Dr. William Lane Craig describes Dr. Ross in the following way: "Hugh Ross is evangelicalism’s most important scientific apologist." Dr. Craig goes on to state "[Ross] has vigorously defended scientifically the cosmological and teleological arguments for a Creator and Designer of the universe and has championed progressive creationism over against naturalistic accounts of biological evolution on the one hand and so-called “young earth” creationism on the other."[2]