N.Wells
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Joined: Oct. 2005
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It's hard to keep all those seminaries straight.
The Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas was where he had to recant regarding Noah's Flood. He started there in June 2006.
Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki.......roversy ) says he taught at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, where "during the academic year 2005-6, he was briefly the Carl F. H. Henry Professor of Theology and Science".
Last summer, he was all set to teach at the Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte. I remember people admiring their new parking lot as seen on Google Earth, and discussion over Dembski having to agree to the SES YEC doctrinal statement, "We believe in the special creation of the entire space-time universe and of every basic form of life in the six historic days of the Genesis creation record. We also believe in the historicity of the biblical record, including the special creation of Adam and Eve as the literal progenitors of all people, the literal fall and resultant divine curse on the creation, the worldwide flood, and the origin of nations and diverse languages at the tower of Babel.".
http://hgcpride.org/showcas....-speaks puts him there as of last January.
However, he's not presently listed on their faculty at http://ses.edu/academi....aculty, so did that job not work out either?
Or maybe "Research Professor" at a seminary means "he doesn't have to show up, and we don't bother to list him as part of our faculty"?
Edited to add: his bio for an apologetics conference this year doesn't mention any connections with the Southern Evangelical Seminary
http://cornerstoneschooloftheology.com/courses....it-2013
That lists him as being associated with Marks' Evolutionary Informatics Lab, which lists him under "People" on their website, at http://www.evoinfo.org/people.....le....e .
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