Church History 13 - Twentieth Century - Neo-Orthodoxy, Fundamentalism, and the Jesus Movement! 

None of them are young earth creationists, so they all compromise on scripture in certain areas. But yes, they are notable debaters for some form of creation.

@@uncensoredpilgrims Are you suggesting that not holding to 24 hour creation day is a compromise of scripture? If so am I to correctly take you as a transubstantiationist? No. That would be silly. No one takes the Bible literally at every passage. They just pick up literal interpretation and put it down at will.

Young earth may be a correct interpretation but that it is some how a defense for scriptural integrity is a weak position.

@@stephenburkholder9411 Yes, it is a clear compromise of scripture to deny that God created in 6 literal days. Read Exodus 20:11, for example. Good science supports the traditional, historic understanding of scripture (a young earth).

@@uncensoredpilgrims This has bothered me all week. It seems you have a hypnosis in search of support rather than being pilgrim's in search of truth. I am confident that! a honest heart, one that yields to evidence, get to Jesus EVERY time. I'm not against young earth but it really bothers me about the epistemic implications. If God created the earth there seems to be a contradiction between nature and scripture