And God Said, "Let there be evolution!"
This book answers "YES!" to the question,
"Is it possible to reconcile the Theory of Evolution
with the Scriptures?"
Accepting evolution does not require abandoning
one's faith.
Created in response to 9/11, this book addresses
the continuing conflict between science teaching
and religious beliefs, the dangerous effects of
scriptural literalism, and heightened interest in
interfaith initiatives.
A JEWISH scientist (David Kay, Conservative Rabbi in
Florida), CHRISTIAN scientist (Howard Van Till,
Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Astronomy and Physics
at Calvin College in Michigan), and MUSLIM scientist
(T.O. Shanavas, M.D., pediatrician in Michigan)
present scientific evidence for the Theory of
Evolution and then explain how they reconcile that
theory with the scriptural sources and beliefs of
their religions.
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"Is it possible to reconcile the Theory of Evolution
with the Scriptures?"
Accepting evolution does not require abandoning
one's faith.
Created in response to 9/11, this book addresses
the continuing conflict between science teaching
and religious beliefs, the dangerous effects of
scriptural literalism, and heightened interest in
interfaith initiatives.
A JEWISH scientist (David Kay, Conservative Rabbi in
Florida), CHRISTIAN scientist (Howard Van Till,
Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Astronomy and Physics
at Calvin College in Michigan), and MUSLIM scientist
(T.O. Shanavas, M.D., pediatrician in Michigan)
present scientific evidence for the Theory of
Evolution and then explain how they reconcile that
theory with the scriptural sources and beliefs of
their religions.
And God Said, "Let there be evolution!"
This book answers "YES!" to the question,
"Is it possible to reconcile the Theory of Evolution
with the Scriptures?"
Accepting evolution does not require abandoning
one's faith.
Created in response to 9/11, this book addresses
the continuing conflict between science teaching
and religious beliefs, the dangerous effects of
scriptural literalism, and heightened interest in
interfaith initiatives.
A JEWISH scientist (David Kay, Conservative Rabbi in
Florida), CHRISTIAN scientist (Howard Van Till,
Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Astronomy and Physics
at Calvin College in Michigan), and MUSLIM scientist
(T.O. Shanavas, M.D., pediatrician in Michigan)
present scientific evidence for the Theory of
Evolution and then explain how they reconcile that
theory with the scriptural sources and beliefs of
their religions.
"Is it possible to reconcile the Theory of Evolution
with the Scriptures?"
Accepting evolution does not require abandoning
one's faith.
Created in response to 9/11, this book addresses
the continuing conflict between science teaching
and religious beliefs, the dangerous effects of
scriptural literalism, and heightened interest in
interfaith initiatives.
A JEWISH scientist (David Kay, Conservative Rabbi in
Florida), CHRISTIAN scientist (Howard Van Till,
Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Astronomy and Physics
at Calvin College in Michigan), and MUSLIM scientist
(T.O. Shanavas, M.D., pediatrician in Michigan)
present scientific evidence for the Theory of
Evolution and then explain how they reconcile that
theory with the scriptural sources and beliefs of
their religions.
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Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940013121492 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | All Things That Matter Press |
| Publication date: | 08/14/2011 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 196 |
| File size: | 256 KB |
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