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Available
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Knoxville TN: Jann Publishing. (1984)
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ISBN
0930067002 / 9780930067007
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The two creation accounts of Genesis refer to creation of pre-Adamic races millions of years ago and the recent creation of Adam. Crawford says fundamentalist creationism isn’t creationist enough, because it requires evolution of the human races from a common ancestor; and it is unscientific because it doesn’t accept the geological ages.
325: "While Fundamentalist Christianity today rightfully takes a stand against the theory of evolution, what they fail to grasp is that in subscribing to the Second Account theory [the theory that the second creation account is merely a retelling of the first], they must also submit themselves to the theory of evolution. This must be so in order to get black, yellow, red and white men out of Adam. Brother, that’s evolution and that is what the Second Account proponents are forced to believe since they insist that Adam is the father of all mankind."
347-349: Ham’s sin against his racially pure father Noah involved miscegenation with pre-Adamic races, from which Ham’s son Canaan was born. Canaan committed a homosexual act on the sleeping Noah.
325: "While Fundamentalist Christianity today rightfully takes a stand against the theory of evolution, what they fail to grasp is that in subscribing to the Second Account theory [the theory that the second creation account is merely a retelling of the first], they must also submit themselves to the theory of evolution. This must be so in order to get black, yellow, red and white men out of Adam. Brother, that’s evolution and that is what the Second Account proponents are forced to believe since they insist that Adam is the father of all mankind."
347-349: Ham’s sin against his racially pure father Noah involved miscegenation with pre-Adamic races, from which Ham’s son Canaan was born. Canaan committed a homosexual act on the sleeping Noah.