An Evolving Dialogue
Theological and Scientific Perspectives on Evolution
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Author
Publication
2001-06-01 - Trinity Press International
Language
English
Word Count
133,000 words, Guess
Page Count
532 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL8643871M
- Internet Archiveevolvingdialogue0000mill
- ISBN-101563383497
- ISBN-139781563383496
- LibraryThing2363339
Classifications
- LCCQH367 .E87 2001
- LCCQH 367 E87 2001
- LCCQH367.E87 2001
Description
"In An Evolving Dialogue, editor James Miller and some of today's best-known biologists and theologians explore what the debate is all about. Paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould, for instance, challenges the Darwinian idea of natural selection, arguing instead that evolution is marked by a process of extinction and emergence that he calls "punctuated equilibrium." Theologian John Haught asks whether or not evolution indeed rules out the existence of God. This multidisciplinary resource presents a basic introduction to contemporary evolutionary biology. An Evolving Dialogue demonstrates that there can and must be constructive engagement between evolutionary science and religious and ethical reflection."--BOOK JACKET.
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Other Editions
- An Evolving Dialogue: Theological and Scientific Perspectives on Evolution
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