For any viewer of Pastor Druski, or the man himself, I'd like to share this quote: "The most tragic aspect of the fundamentalist conception seems to me that his standpoint requires scientific proof, so that he must somehow live in fear of the results of developing scientific work, because indeed this development could then also disprove the reliability of the Holy Scriptures. And this leads to the cardinal question whether in this way the fundamentalist's conception does not reveal an implicit faith in science, which is far more dangerous for Christian religion than is the scientific development itself." - J. R. Van de Fliert, an Adventist geology professor who debunked Morris and Whitcomb's Genesis Flood idea, which itself was a rehash of an idea that had been repeatedly debunked since the 1700s. Don't be afraid to take the Bible *not* literally; it won't make your faith weaker, but if anything, stronger. But so long as Druski argues that the world is only 6,000 years old and other anti-scientific positions, I sadly cannot support his channel, though he himself seems like a genuinely kind man and chill Mechabellum streamer. Credit to the channel Folding Ideas and its recent video "Mantracks" for the quote.
For any viewer of Pastor Druski, or the man himself, I'd like to share this quote:
"The most tragic aspect of the fundamentalist conception seems to me that his standpoint requires scientific proof, so that he must somehow live in fear of the results of developing scientific work, because indeed this development could then also disprove the reliability of the Holy Scriptures. And this leads to the cardinal question whether in this way the fundamentalist's conception does not reveal an implicit faith in science, which is far more dangerous for Christian religion than is the scientific development itself." - J. R. Van de Fliert, an Adventist geology professor who debunked Morris and Whitcomb's Genesis Flood idea, which itself was a rehash of an idea that had been repeatedly debunked since the 1700s.
Don't be afraid to take the Bible *not* literally; it won't make your faith weaker, but if anything, stronger.
But so long as Druski argues that the world is only 6,000 years old and other anti-scientific positions, I sadly cannot support his channel, though he himself seems like a genuinely kind man and chill Mechabellum streamer.
Credit to the channel Folding Ideas and its recent video "Mantracks" for the quote.