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Is there a future for a BlackBerry device with a physical QWERTY keyboard
0. phoneArena posted on 06 Feb 2013, 09:22
Last week RIM... um, we mean BlackBerry, introduced its long, looong-anticipated BlackBerry 10 handsets - the Z10 and Q10. The more interesting model of the two is the Z10, of course, as it is a full touchscreen handset, and we all know that full touch is all the rage right now, and will probably continue to be for the foreseeable future...
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52. sid07desai posted on 07 Feb 2013, 03:45 2
"It's not about the keyboard. It's about sending a message".
11. Nathan_ingx posted on 06 Feb 2013, 09:52 5
I don't think it is...or it will, as long as the hardware within is top-notch.
However, i think there should be one more option for us like:
"Yes, qwerty will exist at a rate".
I didn't vote cause i'm "none of the above".
18. PhoneArenaUser posted on 06 Feb 2013, 10:47 2
I don't have anything against people who loves physical keyboards, I just state my opinion and my opinion is that physical keyboards will die and we already can see that happening for a few years. Today physical keyboard is becoming even more and more rare case.
63. miles16852 posted on 08 Feb 2013, 15:41 0
its not rare, your just not looking! theres more then you think!
68. PhoneArenaUser posted on 11 Feb 2013, 08:08 0
I'm not blind!
39. MC1123 posted on 06 Feb 2013, 18:39 1
oh no! a lot of people still is a typer not a tapper!
especially me! i hate misspelling on virtual keyboard and its really a bothersome! while on physical QWERTY, not a problem!
but i do like the swype on symbian (or android) though and that virtual keyboard of Z10 is just amazing!
62. miles16852 posted on 08 Feb 2013, 15:40 0
YOUR THINKING IS DEAD! its far from dead, you would be surprised,,,
3. wendygarett posted on 06 Feb 2013, 09:34 17
Funny, I remember five years back android fans criticize iPhone that lack of choice and show off their qwerty phone, and now they say qwerty is dead? I smell double standard :)
back to the serious side, I love android in the beginning because of variety of choice... I prefer full touch but I love oem release qwerty :)
bb10 lack of customization, the only beauty of choice to them is the qwerty :)
8. wendygarett posted on 06 Feb 2013, 09:44 4
Btw, wanna full touch? No physical button allowed...
wanna physical button? Make it qwerty...
no more only one physical home button to me this year :(
16. NexusKoolaid posted on 06 Feb 2013, 10:07 5
Key point in what you said - "five years back". Five years ago soft keyboard solutions were still in their infancy. And five years back, phones with resistive touch screens were still common. FFwd to today, screens are capacitive, and soft keyboard solutions have become much more sophisticated. It's not a double standard - it's progress.
64. miles16852 posted on 08 Feb 2013, 15:44 0
Yep! more people being killed while texting,,wasnt a big problem like it is today, gee theres even a 'no texting while walking now' ill let you figure out what state thats in...people doing dumber things while texting, etc, etc, YEP! thats progress all right!
20. N.Reynolds posted on 06 Feb 2013, 10:54 4
Well now that Android phones have grown in screen size I don't see a need for a physical keyboard. With my OG Droid I loved my keyboard but when I moved up to a larger screen I didn't mind not having it. With the lovely 3.5 inch or even the 4 inch screen on iPhones I would still want a physical keyboard but with a 4.5"+ screen the need isn't there.
37. OptimusOne posted on 06 Feb 2013, 17:11 5
Not to be offensive in any way... but
Its like you(wendy) have some sort of "multiple personality dissorder". One day, you might be perfectly rational, reasonable, and considering(ie. now), and some days, well you turn into "apple-slave-mode" (remember how 1080p screens cause eye cancer? lol )
4. BadAssAbe posted on 06 Feb 2013, 09:35 3
Both models have way too much bezel but then again even the RAZR M has too much bottom bezel for being called "edge to edge display"
I rather have a slide out QWERTY keyboard like the droid models
5. cdgoin posted on 06 Feb 2013, 09:36 6
YES ! Some of us can not stand touch screens we need buttons. And the portrait keyboard ASHA series from Nokia is VERY popular in europe/asia/africa, as are BB QWERTY phones. Just because some don't use it doesn't mean others don't want it. The DVP was an awesome design (and is better with 7.8), one that was poorly marketed, and not sold in stores, etc.. due to Dells incompetence. So sorry.. but its Not dead.. its dead to US consumers.. and the makers of the phones that want to keep the price down (QWERTYs cost more to develop). But its not dead, to say so shows how uninformed of the world market you really are.
36. saiki4116 posted on 06 Feb 2013, 16:20 2
portrait qwerty slide out saves space as well as one hand typing and no compromise in screen real estate..A Dell Venue pro type with dual core and android is always I wanted...
9. cdgoin posted on 06 Feb 2013, 09:44 2
The article is about as biased as they get.. I would not doubt it if he was a iPhone user that never looked at anything but the high end slab form factor phones.
I want a BB that is like the Dell Venue Pro, even better a new Windows 8 Phone.
15. snowgator posted on 06 Feb 2013, 10:05 2
At some point, I will start looking at authors and just not pay any attention to what Ray S writes. I have a lot of respect with the other authors here, and they actually write fun/thought provoking articles that remind me why I come back. Ray S? Seems to hate most everything. (Find a positive Windows Phone article from him. Dare ya.)
And a portrait slider for WP, or any other OS for that matter??? Count me in. Love that form factor.
10. biophone posted on 06 Feb 2013, 09:49 2
Qwerty phones have become niche products and are going to stay that way. I didn't like the poll options because it is nether thriving or dead. Its getting by would be more accurate.
12. ahhxd717 posted on 06 Feb 2013, 09:57 0
I think it'll have a place if BB10 is successful. I don't mind touch keyboards but I know some friends (who don't know much about tech) who say they want physical keyboards. And maybe some older business people who like physical keyboards. Still I think its a niche feature. And I hope BB10 does well. More options always good.
27. cdgoin posted on 06 Feb 2013, 13:38 1
Possibly Niche, but if you go to LGs site you will see a large number of Landscape sliders. I mainly see landscapes being used by teens though.
The portrait slider, I know it seems counter intuitive, even though it has small keys. Is easier to use for those with big hands. My thumb is so big I often hit the wrong character on screen. But with a portrait slider I feel the buttons, and they quickly slide under my thumb and quickly I may add.
I find it 2x as fast and easier to use than a landscape slider, and 5x faster than on the screen keyboard.
It maybe a niche, but its a big one.. Why WP8 doesnt have one yet is beyond me.. they want the business class, and business users are used too and in some cases (like me) prefer the portrait keyboard.
14. snowgator posted on 06 Feb 2013, 10:01 1
There is now, and will always be, a large enough segment of qwerty users to support physical keyboards. BlackBerry is smart to recognize this, and also recognize that the Curve/Bold/Torch (portrait sliders, of course) crowd wants this option from BB right now. It would be the height of stupidity to not offer their core users a qwerty option.
But, full touch screens are the rage. Multi-media users want larger screens, and they are the bulk of premium smartphone buyers. BlackBerry was also smart to push the Z10 over the Q10. Q10 buyers are theirs. It is the Z10 audience they need to convince.
19. gwuhua1984 posted on 06 Feb 2013, 10:52 1
There's still many people that prefer having a physical keyboard... It will die eventually.
65. miles16852 posted on 08 Feb 2013, 15:53 0
It wont die, just like a manual transmission, even tho most car buyers tend to go for automatic transmissions, there are still those who will always want a manual transmission, same for the physical keyboard,
21. Tsepz_GP posted on 06 Feb 2013, 11:27 0
I personally believe there's still a place for a physical QWERTY BB, many still enjoy using a proper physical keyboard on their phones and i often hear people moan about the lack of physical QWERTY driven phones with GS2/GS3 type specs.
22. depeche posted on 06 Feb 2013, 11:39 0
Options are alway good for customer especially now that Blackberry is down to two devices. They have always developed a premium keyboard feel; I think that will continue to attract.
Blackberry 10 has started, hope they can roll out updates and patches to their customers desires. MORE OPTIONS ALWAYS GOOD!
on a side not: if google and apple could release a competive keyboard; would this be a relavant question?
23. remyrz posted on 06 Feb 2013, 11:51 1
BB users are so used to Qwerty keyboards, they prefer keeping it that wat
24. EspHack posted on 06 Feb 2013, 12:30 0
depends what type of qwerty, the blackberry kind i hate it, small screen and small useless keyboard, but the nokia n97 or e7 kind of qwerty is awesome, there should be a qwerty slidntilt option for every great flasgship like the lumia 920 or galaxy s3
25. KingKurogiii posted on 06 Feb 2013, 12:38 2
just why would we want to kill off QWERTY's? why? what's the point? people still want them.
26. PhoneArenaUser posted on 06 Feb 2013, 13:24 1
No one wants to kill QWERTY's, QWERTY's dies because of natural evolution, because today majority prefers Touch Screens. And that's mean manufacturers don't feel a need to manufacture smartphones with a Physical QWERTY Keyboards, it doesn't worth from business perspective.
28. cdgoin posted on 06 Feb 2013, 13:43 3
No many don't.. touch screens for people with small hands is great. My fingers are the size of small sausages.. and the screen needs to be a LOT larger to accommodate my fingers, or at least more accurate as to what I touch. With a portrait slider, I can type without looking at the keys or the screen.
Sooner or later a rectangle will nto work for everyone anymore and manufacturers will do something to make their phones different.
I want the HTC Trophy that was leaked before the Verizon one. It had a 4.5" case, slightly smaller touch screen with a portrait Qwerty setup underneath it.
That is what I am waiting on.
32. PhoneArenaUser posted on 06 Feb 2013, 14:07 0
I understand, in your case typing with physical QWERTY keyboard would be more comfortable.
43. jroc74 posted on 06 Feb 2013, 19:00 1
My hands, fingers are called fat by a few ppl. I dont see it...lol.
I dont think a virtual keyboard is great for ppl with small hands...I think its like you said....a physical keyboard is great for ppl with fat fingers, hands.
I think a virtual keyboard is great for ppl with normal size hands.
You said it....lol. Just not directly.
34. KingKurogiii posted on 06 Feb 2013, 15:54 3
you just contradicted yourself pal. OEM's are killing off QWERTY's because they don't feel that it's worth it. i think a lot of people would beg to differ. QWERTY phones haven't been given much of a chance lately. i'd take a Droid 5 with a 4.5" display and i'd even step down from the Razr MAXX HD's battery longevity to have a good keyboard again.
44. PhoneArenaUser posted on 06 Feb 2013, 19:10 0
"you just contradicted yourself pal."
No, you just contradicted yourself.
"OEM's are killing off QWERTY's because they don't feel that it's worth it."
And why they don't feel that it's worth it?
Because majority people sticked with Touch Screen Keyboards!
46. KingKurogiii posted on 06 Feb 2013, 22:05 2
um no, you actually did. you just defended your contradiction.
"No one wants to kill QWERTY's" and "OEM's are killing off QWERTY's because they don't feel that it's worth it. And why they don't feel that it's worth it?
Because majority people sticked with Touch Screen Keyboards!" are clear contradictory statements.
only because there are no real high-end QWERTY phones anymore. there has been no real attempt since the Droid 5 to preserve high-end QWERTY keyboard phones.
51. KingKurogiii posted on 07 Feb 2013, 03:28 1
*Droid 4
54. snowgator posted on 07 Feb 2013, 05:40 1
You know I am with you, King. I am so ready for a keyboard again. I am not misreable without one, I would just be way freaking happier with one.
Motorola is the only Manufacturer keeping the dream alive. The Photon Q and Droid 4 are both decent devices. All other keyboards are entry level smartphones.
Mobil Bummer.
59. KingKurogiii posted on 07 Feb 2013, 15:22 0
yeah, you said it. x.x
56. PhoneArenaUser posted on 07 Feb 2013, 08:34 0
"No one wants to kill QWERTY's..."
By saying that I was responding to your comment #25 and I was talking about the simple people not about manufacturers.
"only because there are no real high-end QWERTY phones anymore. there has been no real attempt since the Droid 5 to preserve high-end QWERTY keyboard phones."
QWERTY is dying not because manufacturers doesn't manufacture high-end QWERTY phones anymore, but because majority of people prefers Touch Screens instead of QWERTY's and only then as result manufacturers are not focusing on manufacturing high-end smartphones with a QWERTY keyboards because it doesn't worth from business perspective.
In simple words, no one kills or wants to kill QWERTY, QWERTY are dying because majority of people doesn't feel a need for it and manufacturers before manufacturing something always makes analisis about people's needs.
58. cdgoin posted on 07 Feb 2013, 11:09 2
Again.. WRONG.. I can not count the number of people that want to buy my Dell Venue Pro.. but when I tell them the only place to buy it is eBay, they pass. Dell screwed up the sales and distribution so bad its not funny. at minimum they should have sold them at Best Buy after they were left at the alter by T-Mobile and AT&T.
Phones simply don't sell well in the US unless they are physically in the telcoms store.
BTW.. look at T-mobile, AT&T, Verizon and Sprint.. they all offer QWERTY phones, in candy bar and landscape slider. 33 of them according to PA.
So they apparently sale.. otherwise why have 33 varieties of them. For some reason you just want to prove yourself right.. that or have a hatred of QWERTY phones.. Either reason is stupid.
69. PhoneArenaUser posted on 11 Feb 2013, 08:11 0
What U.S. carriers has to do with what I have said about QWERTY keyboards???
60. KingKurogiii posted on 07 Feb 2013, 15:27 1
i wasn't just talking about the people originally. i was talking about anyone including OEM's that would have a hand in retiring QWERTY handsets.
how would you know that? sounds like a chicken or the egg situation to me. i'm sure there's plenty of people including me that would get a Q10 over a Z10 if they decided to get a Blackberry. even the statistic being done right here from this very article shows QWERTY devices still have a place in this world and someone needs to step up and provide a good, high-end QWERTY device.
66. miles16852 posted on 08 Feb 2013, 15:54 0
your so called perspective needs an adjustment, because your wrong!
72. PhoneArenaUser posted on 11 Feb 2013, 08:25 0
Any arguments?
29. downphoenix posted on 06 Feb 2013, 13:49 0
Depends on if a) Blackberry does like all the other manufacturers and makes some crappy entry level handset with poor specs and puts in a qwerty or b) they do like the q10 and make it a high end phone, where the only thing that's not high end about it is the screen size. If a, kill off the qwerty. If b, I say it still would serve purpose for a lot of people, so keep up.
42. jroc74 posted on 06 Feb 2013, 18:56 0
The thing about that...if one really wants and cares about a physical keyboard.....it not being a high end phone isnt gonna matter.
Ppl makes cchoices that dont necessarily have to cover all the bases. I stick by Moto....and their phones are considered not having high enough specs when they are released now. Think I care? Whats most important to me has lil to do with ram or gpu or screen. Even tho I said I want Moto to make the Moto X a phone I wanna buy at retail...I will probably still buy it just because Moto has never let me down.
Some ppl chose a high end all screen phone over a lower end physical keyboard phone....and are happy.
47. KingKurogiii posted on 06 Feb 2013, 22:07 0
there's no reason for there to not be high-end keyboard phones. there's no reason for the people to not have their cake and eat it too.
55. jroc74 posted on 07 Feb 2013, 06:47 0
That is true....
57. PhoneArenaUser posted on 07 Feb 2013, 08:37 0
"there's no reason for there to not be high-end keyboard phones."
Yes, there is, majority of peoples ar not interested in QWERTY's.
61. KingKurogiii posted on 07 Feb 2013, 15:28 0
says who? certainly not the study being done from this article.
71. PhoneArenaUser posted on 11 Feb 2013, 08:25 0
"says who?"
Says manufacturers!
Do you ever think why today there is more Touch Screen phones than QWERTY's ?
Do you ever think why manufacturers are not focusing on QWERTY's ?
Answer: Because they know that QWERTY won't be popular! They always makes analisis about people's needs.before starting any big project or manufacturing something!
73. KingKurogiii posted on 11 Feb 2013, 10:13 0
OEM's know strictly touch screen phones are more popular than QWERTY phone because of the success of devices like the iPhone and the Galaxy S series but that doesn't mean QWERTY phones are UN-popular, on the contrary there is apparently a lot of people hungry for a good one.


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The common understanding about Luke 2 is that it is about the humble baby Jesus. The author said no such thing. In fact, Jesus did not occupy an important place in it other than being the destination of the quest for the shepherds. After all, why should Jesus be the central figure? He was a baby. He was not doing anything. While I'm not suggesting that Jesus occupy no importance place in his own narrative, the plot is built around the shepherds. The shepherds occupy a lot of the plot.
The repeated phrase in the passage is "lying in a manger" in Lk. 2.7, 12, 16. What is a manger? Most people just focus on the inn having no room. A month before Christmas, the Pope finally came out to say that the manger animal scene is a myth. In the passage, there was no animal. Scholars have different opinions as to what a manger was and what the "inn" actually was (obviously quite different from our Shangri La Hotels). One fascinating suggestion points to the "inn" as a house that was so tiny that Mary could not lay all her stuff out to give birth. [1] The "inn" could have been a tiny house or a tiny guest room in a tiny house or added to the side of or on top of the house that belonged to one of the relatives of the holy family. After all, if they were going back to their hometown, they could count on the relatives' hospitality there (though we know that Joseph has a house in Nazareth). The slightly changed meaning from the traditional interpretation does not diminish (and may in fact enhance) the difficult circumstance of the holy family. The manger was most likely a wooden feeding (or stone according to one of my scholarly friend who acquired one such artifact) container for a horse at the side of the house. After all, people usually left their animals outside, as they traveled. Why indeed was Jesus left in an outside (but probably sheltered) place? The text clearly states that the shepherds had to find them in Lk. 2.12, 16. There is your answer. God wanted the first witnesses to the first Christmas to be the lowly shepherds, not the rulers of the land in Lk. 2.1. There you have it.
Christmas is not about celebration of the Christ child only. It is about sharing God's love with those who would otherwise be alienated in the society. The gospel of Christmas is the gospel for the poor. So, as you celebrate, remember the poor.
An Advent prayer: Dear Lord, we pray that your Holy Spirit might prepare our hearts to welcome you in prayer, in your word and sacrament; in friends, family and colleagues; in the poor, the sick, the hungry, the lonely, and all whom you have called us to serve. Amen.[2]
[1] From
, accessed Nov. 29, 2012. This article is worth reading. Steven Carlson originally published this article in New Testament Studies, a reputable journal for scholars. If Joseph was from that town, this could have been his house he was returning to.
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The ICC's new general manager of cricket may not have as impressive a playing resume as his predecessor, Dave Richardson, but if his work with Cricket Australia is anything to go by, he's the right man for the job
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Twenty-odd years ago, a trio of young Victorian cricketers - Damien Fleming, Ian Harvey and Geoff Allardice - moved in together in a share-house in the inner-Melbourne suburb of Richmond.
Immediately, they had a problem.
The house had three bedrooms. One was enormous and had an en suite, one was medium-sized and perfectly comfortable, and one, in Fleming's words, was "a dog box that you could swing a cat in and it'd be hitting its head".
Negotiations were required.
"Straightaway me and Harvey want the biggest room," Fleming says. "Joffa [Allardice], the analytical one, sums up the situation and decides that yes, he's a one-in-three chance of getting the big room, but he's also a one-in-three chance of getting the little dog box. So what does the methodical, play-the-percentage, process-minded individual do? He puts his hand up and takes the middle room, because he can't lose then.
"For me, that just showed what Joffa is like. He played the percentages well, and for his ability to take both arguments, thoroughly research all the options and make a pretty cool and clinical decision, there have been no better in my time than Joffa."
Two decades later the stakes have risen for Allardice but he will take the same analytical, balanced approach into his new role as the ICC's general manager, cricket. It is a position that his predecessor, Dave Richardson, handled so well that he was in May named the organisation's new chief executive officer.
Like Richardson, Allardice is a former cricketer. Unlike Richardson, he did not reach international level. A batsman who piled up runs for Melbourne University in club cricket, Allardice played 18 matches for Victoria in the early 1990s. He was not an extravagant strokeplayer but could dig in for a fight.
Whatever he did, it impressed his long-time Melbourne University team-mate James Sutherland. They played school against each other and made their first-grade debut together in 1985-86, and later Allardice was captain of the club at the same time that Sutherland was the playing coach. By the early 2000s, Sutherland had become Cricket Australia's chief executive and he brought in Allardice, who had a chemical engineering degree, as umpires' manager.
"It was probably a little bit of a left-field one at the time, to recruit a sales engineer into a job as umpiring manager," Sutherland said. "I got some pretty quizzical looks from the umpires, as you can imagine, when I did that. But it took very little time for him to be understood and appreciated by the umpires. He has taken on more responsibilities since then and has grown to where he is now."
Allardice expanded from supervising Australia's umpires to become CA's cricket operations general manager, a wide-ranging role that has required him to take charge of scheduling the summer's various competitions, undertake pre-tour visits ahead of Australia's overseas trips and work on negotiations with the player association, among other things.
"There's no one in Australian cricket who knows more about the technical aspects of the game in terms of playing conditions and codes of conduct and all of those things," Sutherland says. "To be honest, I can't think of anyone in the world that is - given what he has done at Cricket Australia over the last few years - better equipped to do this job that he's just been appointed [to do].
"What he has achieved is added some real intellectual rigour to the way we go about our cricket operations. I guess more than ever before it's not just playing cricket but it's also running a business, and they're inextricably intertwined. In all of the programming aspects he's a genuine strategic thinker but at the same time balancing that with the operational responsibilities that he ultimately has."
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Tony Dodemaide, the chief executive of Cricket Victoria, is another former state team-mate of Allardice who has also dealt with him in administration circles. Allardice's dealings with the state associations covered a range of fields, from scheduling to player movements to the standards at first-class venues, and Dodemaide said he was professional in his approach to issues that weren't always straightforward.
"He's a good people person," Dodemaide says. "His ability to strike up a rapport and have a conversation and perhaps address an issue which might be a bit tricky but [to] always come across as being very genuine - I think that will stand him in good stead for the big job that he's got now, because he's obviously dealing in a situation where there's a lot of cultural differences and perhaps political differences.
"I think if you asked around Australia, he's consistently won the confidence of people around Australian cricket, and I'm sure he'll do the same in his ICC role. You wouldn't last ten years [in the CA job] if you didn't work well with people. If you asked around the states he was very well respected and could always be relied upon to get back to you and have a reasonable answer, or work through an issue with good reason."
Not all negotiations are simple. Since moving further into the cricket operations side of his role, Allardice has had plenty to do with the Australian Cricketers' Association and its chief executive, Paul Marsh, on issues ranging from Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) talks to player safety and security and pre-tour visits to other countries. Despite often finding themselves on opposite sides of the debate, Marsh says he respects Allardice as a cricket administrator.
"Geoff and I haven't always seen eye to eye on issues but that's no different to anyone else [at Cricket Australia]," Marsh says. "When we've had difficult issues to deal with and challenging times, we've always got through the issues. I'd certainly like to think that we've worked well together over the years. I certainly respect him and wish him well for the new job.
"I think that it's a good thing for the players that he comes from a country with a player association that is well established and he understands that relationship, understands the importance and value of working with the players rather than against them. And as a former player himself I think he has a good understanding of that."
And while an international career eluded Allardice during his playing days, he now has the chance to have a real influence on the future of the game at a global level.
"I'm not surprised to see where he is today because he's always been a diligent worker and a well-thought-out individual with a real passion for the game," Fleming says. "People with those attributes are exactly the type of people you want involved in the game and running it at the top level."
If it was Fleming and Harvey running the ICC, it would be rock-paper-scissors around the boardroom tables, just as it was to claim bedroom real estate two decades ago. For the record, Harvey got stuck with the dog box.
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Many evangelicals believe that Young Earth Creationism is the only authentic, biblical way for Christians to understand origins, and that until the advent of Darwin's theory of evolution, it was the only view held by Christians. However, in this excerpt from Saving Darwin, Karl Giberson explains that Young Earth Creationism's origins are surprisingly recent.
Can science and scripture be reconciled?
In Christian belief, God reveals himself in both the written book of the Bible and the created "book" of the natural world. Thus, the truths we find in scripture should not conflict with the truths we find in nature. Yet at times the two revelations seem to be saying contradictory things about how God made the world. Since God does not lie, the conflict must occur at the level of human interpretation: either a misunderstanding of what God is revealing in nature, or a misunderstanding of what God is revealing in scripture. Conflicts motivate us to reevaluate both interpretations. Christians may disagree on whether the scientific or the Biblical interpretation needs to change, but we can agree that God speaks to us in both revelations.
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On what grounds can one claim that the Christian God is the creator?
The science of evolution is consistent with many religions and with atheism. Science alone cannot prove or disprove the existence of God. Some scientific evidence, such as fine-tuning, points to a Creator, but even this does not support Christianity over other religions. However, Christian doctrine is broadly compatible with scientific accounts of our origins. Though belief in the Christian God is not scientifically provable, it is not irrational. Commitment to Christ is a reasonable choice supported by a variety of evidence from history, philosophy, and the testimony of others. Ultimately, the Holy Spirit works in each person's life to bring them into relationship with Jesus.
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Are science and Christianity at war?
Some people see science and religion as enemies, at war for leadership in our modern culture. Others see science and religion as completely separate and unrelated facets of life. However, science is not the only source of facts, and religion reaches beyond the realm of values and morals. In fact, religion can have a positive impact on science, such as in the development of modern medical ethics. Many early scientific leaders were devout Christians, as are some scientific leaders today. Science can also enhance the spiritual life of believers. Christians rejoice in scientific discoveries that reveal the glory of God the creator.
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How have Christians responded to Darwin's "Origin of Species"?
Even before Darwin published The Origin of Species in 1859, many Christians had already accepted an old Earth. One of the first supporters of evolutionary science in America—Harvard biologist Asa Gray—was a devout Christian. Conservative theologian B. B. Warfield also accepted the science of evolution, and both he and Asa Gray rejected the idea that evolution leads to atheism. Even the authors of The Fundamentals, published between 1910 and 1915, accepted an old earth. It wasn't until a century after Darwin that a large number of evangelicals and fundamentalists began to accept the combination of flood geology and 6-day creation promoted by Seventh-day Adventists.
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"Come and See": A Christological Invitation for Science
This chapter from Mark Noll's book Jesus Christ and the Life of the Mind seeks to understand science through a Christ-centered lens. Overall, if one accepts that nature is created and sustained by Jesus Christ, the author explains, then one must conclude that looking at nature is, in fact, the best way to learn about nature.
Evangelicals, Creation, and Scripture: An Overview
Mark Noll, historian and author of The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind, enumerates 15 attitudes, assumptions, and convictions he considers to be most influential in inciting anti-intellectual sentiment among evangelical Christians.
Science, Religion, and A. D. White: Seeking Peace in the 'Warfare Between Science and Theology'
Mark Noll, historian and author of The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind, describes how Andrew Dickson White relentlessly advocated a view of history in which Science and Dogmatic Theology have always been at war with one another. Noll identifies 16 reasons why White's notion of warfare is mistaken.
Science and the Question of God
Can science provide substantive insight into the question of God's existence? Isaac's paper examines three schools of thought regarding the possibility of detecting God's existence through science: Evolutionism, Creationism, and Intelligent Design.
Concerns of the Typical Agnostic Scientist
Falk's paper asks evangelical Christians to explore whether they are propping up a bubble that they, not God, have created, thereby isolating themselves from the world of academics. The essay describes five layers that may play a role in unnecessarily blocking entry, or reentry, of agnostic scientists into the realm of evangelicalism.
How was the Genesis account of creation interpreted before Darwin?
Given the stark difference between evolution and six-day creation, many people assume that Darwin's theory shook the foundations of the Christian faith. In truth, the literal six-day interpretation of Genesis 1-2 was not the only perspective held by Christians prior to modern science. St. Augustine (354-430), John Calvin (1509-1564), John Wesley (1703-171), and others supported the idea of Accommodation. In the Accommodation view, Genesis 1-2 was written in a simple allegorical fashion to make it easy for people of that time to understand. In fact, Augustine suggested that the 6 days of Genesis 1 describe a single day of creation. St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) argued that God did not create things in their final state, but created them to have potential to develop as he intended. The views of these and other Christian leaders are consistent with God creating life by means of evolution.
What factors should be considered in determining how to approach a passage of scripture?
Finding the best interpretation of a scripture passage can be a daunting task. C.S. Lewis advises us to "Look. Listen. Receive." A good approach is to seek the intended meaning for the original audience before considering what it means for us today. Clues to the original intended meaning can be found in the style of language, the genre of literature, the original audience, and the historical and cultural context. By studying these things, we avoid projecting modern ideas (like science) onto the text.
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I can guess who's going to lose a fair bit of trade now.
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good morning and thank you for your enquiry, ford have recently had a price increase on all the range, some go up by a little and some by alot, i understand what you mean about the price as i questioned it myself to my manager and we double checked it and this is the new trade price for them, it may be because we and other dealers around the country have sound many of thousands of this item so they may have thought they where too cheap so they put the prices up, i hope this is ok from micky
Hello, We do understand what you are saying but if we sell these to you at £3.00 each then we would be making a huge loss , I think in the first place that ford got the price wrong and with selling thousands and this has shown up as a loss against this part number and now ford have corrected this issue ,We did speak to ford pricing on this issue but they have told us this is correct , I hope you understand and thanks for your messages Russell
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- Choose between four natural soothing sounds and six chord songs
- Backlight functions
- Includes user manual
The Fine Print
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