<p>Originally published in 1975. "[Provides] biblical answers to the questions raised by the existence of fossil remains of early man and theories of man's animal origin. Whether Adam and Eve existed historically, as the Book of Genesis implies, is the focal point of the author's anthropological research...Custance holds to the literal interpretation of the Genesis record. With this belief he accepts the idea of the instant creation of man, followed by a real temptation involving a real tree in a real garden; he contends also that the evidence supports the traditional biblical chronology which places a recent date on the origin of the first human pair" -- BACK COVER.</p>

Genesis and Early Man - Volume II: The Doorway Papers

Custance, Arthur C.

Zondervan Publishing House

The papers in this volume were published over a period of some fifteen years. The experiences of those fifteen years only confirm in my mind that man is indeed a fallen creature in whom there is no thought, word, or deed that is not corrupted in one way or another. This is the burden of the first paper ("The Fall Was Down").To pretend that human nature has improved or is improvable by natural means is the worst form of deception. Other creatures do not suffer this fatal sickness, except in so far as man has corrupted their God-given instincts--which are surely nothing less than the laws of God written in their hearts. In this sense, animals (all living things, in fact, apart from man) are still "in God" and therefore part of His kingdom. This is the subject matter of the second paper ("Nature as Part of the Kingdom of God").But man has possibilities which these other creatures do not have, because he was once stamped with something which Scripture calls God's image. Many different interpretations of what this image is have been proposed. The third paper ("The Terms 'Image' and 'Likeness' as Used in Genesis 1:26") explores some of these and proposes one which has obvious merits of its own.Once this image is restored by an act of re-creation on God's part in response to a saving faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, a new work then begins: the formation of a personality pleasing to God. The fourth paper ("The Development of Personality: The Old and the New") looks at this process to see how much is entirely new and how much is retained of the old; that is, in what way man is both entirely a new creation in Christ, yet still recognizably the same individual

Man in Adam and in Christ

Zondervan

Man in Adam and in Christ: The Doorway Papers

Evolution or Creation?

The Virgin Birth and the Incarnation: The Doorway Papers

Religion & Spirituality

The doorway papers

Christian Books & Bibles

Theology

Zondervan Pub. House

Hidden things of God's revelation (His The doorway papers ; v. 7)

The overriding theme in the four Papers in this book is man's position in the universe. A clear understanding of what that position really is, seen in the light of evidences of divine forethought in creation, is important not only in his search for meaning and purpose in life, but for his spiritual well-being.

Science and faith (His The doorway papers ; v. 8)

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Flood Local or Global? and Other Stories (Doorway Papers, Vol. 9)

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