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Reflections on the Implications of the Human Lineage

ABSTRACT In this response to Dr. Cole-Turner's paper I offer four implications of humanity's origins for theology: (1) origin of sin and original sin in the human lineage, (2) can appealing to the incarnation and the Trinity provide a more robust defense of diversity and against racism? (3) is Dr. Cole-Turner engaging in theological introgression and is theological introgression a problem or is it to be expected based on the history of the human lineage? Finally (4) does the history of the human lineage give us any insights into what the future of the human lineage may look like?