Four Views on the Historical Adam (Counterpoints: Bible and Theology)
by John H. Walton, Gregory A. Boyd, Denis Lamoureux, C. John Collins, William D. Barrick, Philip G. Ryken
In 'Four Views on the Historical Adam,' theologians John H. Walton, Gregory A. Boyd, Denis Lamoureux, C. John Collins, William D. Barrick, and Philip G. Ryken present diverse perspectives on Adam's historicity. This Counterpoints volume fosters informed dialogue between biblical scholarship, science, and faith, helping readers navigate complex theological questions.
About This Book
This book presents four contrasting views on the historical Adam, a key figure in biblical theology. Contributors from diverse scholarly backgrounds engage in respectful dialogue to examine the topic.
John H. Walton offers insights into ancient Near Eastern contexts for understanding Genesis. Gregory A. Boyd addresses open theism perspectives on human origins and divine interaction.
Denis Lamoureux explores evolutionary creationism and its reconciliation with Scripture. C. John Collins provides an old-earth framework for interpreting the Adam narrative.
William D. Barrick defends a young-earth creationist approach to the historicity of Adam. Philip G. Ryken contributes framing essays to guide the discussion and highlight theological significance.
The Counterpoints series format encourages readers to weigh multiple viewpoints on debated issues in Bible and theology.
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