Flowing from this, there are many other subordinate distinctions within creation itself that the creation narrative alerts us to: the distinctions between day and night, between different environments on earth, between species, between humans in God’s image and the rest of the animals, between men and women. But undoubtedly the primary and most crucial distinction is that between the Creator and the creation itself. Not surprisingly, therefore, it is that distinction that comes under attack when
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