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|[[Reconciliation challenge: a literal single male ancestor, or modern science? (Acts 17:26)#formulated|here]] | |[[Reconciliation challenge: a literal single male ancestor, or modern science? (Acts 17:26)#formulated|here]] | ||
|[[Reconciliation challenge: a literal single male ancestor, or modern science? (Acts 17:26)#disc|here]] | |[[Reconciliation challenge: a literal single male ancestor, or modern science? (Acts 17:26)#disc|here]] and [[Acts 17:24-28|here]] | ||
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| Reconciliation Challenge PQRC 1 — Acts 17:26 – a single male ancestor? | ||||||||||
| There is a body of scientific evidence that people are not descended from a single male ancestor. Acts 17:26 includes the statement that God “made from one [man/source/stock(?)], every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth”. Can these be reconciled? | ||||||||||
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