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Evolutionary Creation In Biblical And Theological Perspective Dan Lioy

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Evolutionary Creation In Biblical And Theological Perspective Dan Lioy
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Publisher: Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.67 MB
Pages: 322
Author: Dan Lioy
ISBN: 9781433116247, 1433116243
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Evolutionary Creation In Biblical And Theological Perspective Dan Lioy by Dan Lioy 9781433116247, 1433116243 instant download after payment.

This book undertakes a biblical and theological analysis of evolutionary creation and creation themes pertinent to origins science. A key premise is that a fundamental congruity exists between what the Lord has revealed in nature (i.e., the book of God’s work) and in Scripture (i.e., the book of God’s Word). A corollary supposition is that, based on an analysis of the fossil record, genome evidence, morphological data, and so on, biological evolution offers the best persuasive scientific explanation for the origin and actualization of carbon-based life on earth, including Homo sapiens (i.e., modern humans). Furthermore, considering evolutionary creation in an objective, balanced, and informed manner reveals that the view is wholly compatible with classical theological metaphysics, including Augustinian and Reformed confessional orthodoxy.

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