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| Durer's depiction of Adam and Eve via NPR |
'From my viewpoint, a historical Adam and Eve is absolutely central to the truth claims of the Christian faith,' says Fazale Rana, vice president of Reasons To Believe, an evangelical think tank that questions evolution. Rana, who has a Ph.D. in biochemistry from Ohio University, readily admits that small details of Scripture could be wrong.
'But if the parts of Scripture that you are claiming to be false, in effect, are responsible for creating the fundamental doctrines of the Christian faith, then you've got a problem,' Rana says.
