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Hardback. Zustand: Very Good. In Darwin's Dangerous Idea, the philosopher Daniel Dennett referred to evolution as a "universal acid," an idea that necessarily alters our way of thinking about everything--largely by eating away at our belief in a loving, providential Creator. And since the publication of On the Origin of Species in 1859, countless believers have sensed an apparent conflict between evolution and the Christian faith, abandoning the latter in light of the robust evidence for the former.   But does the science of evolution necessarily lead to atheism or override the doctrines of Christianity? If not, how exactly can they fit together in a single search for truth?   In Darwin and Doctrine, molecular and cell biologist Daniel Kuebler investigates the evolution-creation question from within the framework of the Catholic tradition. After a brief history of the Church's engagement with evolutionary theory, Kuebler systematically yet swiftly answers the big questions that can move the dialogue forward: What exactly does the scientific data demonstrate about evolution? What does the Catholic understanding of creation, and the creation of man, entail? And how can we integrate the truths from both science and theology into a cohesive whole?   Thoughtful, accessible, and inspiring, Darwin and Doctrine surveys the whole lay of the land--past, present, and future--of the Catholic approach to evolution. And it offers all readers--Catholic, non-Catholic Christian, and non-Christian alike--a fascinating exploration of the compatibility and mutual flourishing of science and religion.  &nbsp.…

Hardback. Zustand: Good. In Darwin's Dangerous Idea, the philosopher Daniel Dennett referred to evolution as a "universal acid," an idea that necessarily alters our way of thinking about everything--largely by eating away at our belief in a loving, providential Creator. And since the publication of On the Origin of Species in 1859, countless believers have sensed an apparent conflict between evolution and the Christian faith, abandoning the latter in light of the robust evidence for the former.   But does the science of evolution necessarily lead to atheism or override the doctrines of Christianity? If not, how exactly can they fit together in a single search for truth?   In Darwin and Doctrine, molecular and cell biologist Daniel Kuebler investigates the evolution-creation question from within the framework of the Catholic tradition. After a brief history of the Church's engagement with evolutionary theory, Kuebler systematically yet swiftly answers the big questions that can move the dialogue forward: What exactly does the scientific data demonstrate about evolution? What does the Catholic understanding of creation, and the creation of man, entail? And how can we integrate the truths from both science and theology into a cohesive whole?   Thoughtful, accessible, and inspiring, Darwin and Doctrine surveys the whole lay of the land--past, present, and future--of the Catholic approach to evolution. And it offers all readers--Catholic, non-Catholic Christian, and non-Christian alike--a fascinating exploration of the compatibility and mutual flourishing of science and religion.  &nbsp.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In Darwin's Dangerous Idea, the philosopher Daniel Dennett referred to evolution as a 'universal acid,' an idea that necessarily alters our way of thinking about everything--largely by eating away at our belief in a loving, providential Creator. And since the publication of On the Origin of Species in 1859, countless believers have sensed an apparent conflict between evolution and the Christian faith, abandoning the latter in light of the robust evidence for the former. But does the science of evolution necessarily lead to atheism or override the doctrines of Christianity If not, how exactly can they fit together in a single search for truth In Darwin and Doctrine, molecular and cell biologist Daniel Kuebler investigates the evolution-creation question from within the framework of the Catholic tradition. After a brief history of the Church's engagement with evolutionary theory, Kuebler systematically yet swiftly answers the big questions that can move the dialogue forward: What exactly does the scientific data demonstrate about evolution What does the Catholic understanding of creation, and the creation of man, entail And how can we integrate the truths from both science and theology into a cohesive whole Thoughtful, accessible, and inspiring, Darwin and Doctrine surveys the whole lay of the land--past, present, and future--of the Catholic approach to evolution. And it offers all readers--Catholic, non-Catholic Christian, and non-Christian alike--a fascinating exploration of the compatibility and mutual flourishing of science and religion.…

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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No dust jacket as issued. 1st Edition. First edition, first printing. Soft cover. Printed French-fold wrappers; no dust jacket as issued. Works in various media by John Beech. Essay (in German and English) by Gabriele Kübler. Edited by Daniel Marzona. Includes a list of works, exhibition history, awards, bibliography and collections. 100 pp., with four-color illustrations throughout. 9-1/2 x 8-1/4 inches. Published on the occasion of an exhibition at Stiftung für Konkrete Kunst, Reutlingen. Fine.…

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