Annotated Bibliography In Module/Week 2’s Topic Selection, you chose one of the non-traditional views of the days of Genesis 1 to compare/contrast it with a traditional 24-hour day, young-Earth view of Genesis 1 for your research paper due in Module/Week 7.
In this Annotated Bibliography assignment you will provide a total of at least five sources and briefly summarize their relevance to your paper.
You must follow current Turabian format for all citations.
• Two of these sources will be books, book chapters, journal articles, substantive web articles or online videos from a proponent explaining a non-traditional view of Genesis 1. Only one online video is allowed, the other source must be a written text.
• Three additional citations from young-Earth creation journals, books, substantive web articles, or online videos are required for a critique of the non-traditional view. Onesource must come from the list of theology-trained 24-hour day proponents listed below. Only one online video is allowed, the other sources must be written texts.
• Following each citation, you will provide a brief, 60–80-word description of the source, highlighting its relevance to the view you have chosen to study.
The non-traditional views the days of Genesis 1 from which you selected previously are provided, along with notable proponents:
• Ancient Science / MythologyDenis Lamoureux, Peter Enns
• Analogical DaysC. John Collins
• Cosmic TempleJohn Walton
• Gap TheoryThomas Chalmers, Arthur Custance, C. I. Scofield
• Framework HypothesisRichard Averbeck, Meredith Kline
• Progressive Creation / Day-AgeHugh Ross, Gleason Archer
• Theological HistoryTremper Longman III
Notable theology-trained proponents of the traditional 24-hour day, young-Earth view include:
• William Barrick
• Todd Beall
• Stephen Boyd
• Andrew Kulikovsky
• Terry Mortenson
• Hans Madueme
• Thane Ury
• William VanDoodewaard
• John Whitcomb
Young-Earth creation peer-reviewed literature sources:
Answers Research Journal (www.answersingenesis.org/arj)
Creation Research Society Quarterly (www.creationresearch.org)
Journal of Creation (http://creation.com/journal-of-creation-archive-index)
Additional young-Earth web sources (please focus on technical articles rather than general ones):
www.answersingenesis.org
www.creation.com
https://www.icr.org/homepage/ (copy the URL for this link and paste it into your browser)
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