Pilgrim,
I could have expected you will react to that!!!
Well, he actually explicitly said that he views Genesis 1 - 11 as a story and that there are no historic facts in what we read there. Of course when he says that one of the consequences is that what's written in Hebrews 11 about Abel, Noah, and Enoch has absolutely no meaning to him. And if Adam was not a real person then Romans 5 does not make sense.
Even more, he questions Divine inspiration of parts of Scripture. For example, I think it is parts of Proverbs 22 or Proverbs 24 that apparently are also found in ancient Egyptian texts and he says that simply shows that Scripture also contains other non-inspired parts.
He also said that he avoids reading the Psalms because of the violence spoken off in some psalms.
Johan
