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The Evolutionary Sequence In Tragedy And The Bible Leonard Moss

Name: The Evolutionary Sequence In Tragedy And The Bible Leonard Moss
SKU: BELL-36654974
Price: 31.00 USD
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The Evolutionary Sequence In Tragedy And The Bible Leonard Moss instant download after payment.

Publisher: The Davies Group Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.07 MB

Pages: 232

Author: Leonard Moss

ISBN: 9781934542040, 1934542040

Language: English

Year: 2008

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The Evolutionary Sequence In Tragedy And The Bible Leonard Moss by Leonard Moss 9781934542040, 1934542040 instant download after payment.

Darwin’s observations, in The Origin of Species, on natural variation, adaptation, and selection are relevant to the unfolding of ethical and religious values in dramatic and biblical landmarks. Surprisingly, Darwin’s relevance extends to literature calling upon revelation. The Hebrew Torah and the Books of Ecclesiastes, Job and Matthew, as well as plays by Shakespeare, O’Neill and Beckett, display an evolutionary sequence that shapes belief systems as well as organic structures. Of the many books celebrating the Bible, Shakespeare and Charles Darwin, this study is the first to show their continuity.