The embryonic stem cell research debate has shifted into unchartered territory: Britain's fertility regulator has given the green light for the creation of human-animal hybrid embryos for research. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) cautioned: "This is not a total green light for cytoplasmic hybrid research, but recognition that this area of research can, with caution and careful scrutiny, be permitted. Individual research teams should be able to undertake research projects involving the creation of cytoplasmic hybrid embryos if they can demonstrate, to the satisfaction … [Read more...] about Hybrid Embryo Production Approved in UK
Archives for September 2007
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John Frame on the Problem of Evil
The DG Blog provides a four-part series on the problem of evil: Part 1 -- Does God Author Sin? Part 2 -- Does God Cause Sin? Part 3 -- Does God Permit Sin? Part 4 -- The Author-Story Model In addition to recent sermons from John Piper on the subject, selections from John Frame's The Doctrine of God (Chapter 9, “The Problem of Evil") are reprinted. … [Read more...] about John Frame on the Problem of Evil
Clark and Phillips on Roger Olson’s view of Calvinism
Reacting to John Piper's statement on the sovereignty of God and the interstate bridge collapse in Minneapolis, Roger Olson muses: "The God of Calvinism scares me; I'm not sure how to distinguish him from the devil." (HT: JT) Scott Clark and Rick Phillips weigh in on Olson's comment. For a helpful introduction to both sides of this issue, I recommend Why I Am Not a Calvinist by Jerry Walls and Joe Dongell (which I reviewed in a series of posts) and Chosen For Life by Sam Storms (which Brian Tabb reviewed). … [Read more...] about Clark and Phillips on Roger Olson’s view of Calvinism