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Old-Earth or Evolutionary Creation?

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Old-Earth or Evolutionary Creation?

Discussing Origins with Reasons to Believe and BioLogos

UnknownSeries: BioLogos Books on Science and Christianity

5

(3)

Pages

256

Year

2017

Language

English

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SeriesBioLogos Books on Science and Christianity

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"Old-Earth or Evolutionary Creation?, edited by Kenneth Keathley, J. B. Stump, and Joe Aguirre, purports to be the result of an 'unprecedented project' that brings together 'three groups who disagree about key points of science and theology but share a love for Jesus.' The book is particularly successful because of the world-class minds who deliver a refreshingly objective and scholarly overview of science and faith issues that have been so divisive in the church and the academy. The essays and interviews clearly communicate theological and scientific points of divergence and coherence while providing a relevant and carefully researched resource for anyone interested in the study of origins. As a university president and a person of orthodox Christian belief, I see this publication as a significant step forward for both the faith community and the academy."

Carlos Campo, president of Ashland University

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