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Creation & Evolution
«Faith in Christ is not in conflict with true science,
because it is not in union with ignorance». —St Philaret of
Moscow.
- Stephen M. Barr, The Design of Evolution. "True contingency in the created order is not incompatible with a purposeful divine providence. Divine causality and created causality radically differ in kind and not only in degree. Thus, even the outcome of a purely contingent natural process can nonetheless fall within God’s providential plan." Seems like a no-brainer, but it's amazing how hard it is to convince people that creation did not / does not take place on the same level of causality as the generation of things in time. Article from First Things 156 (October 2005), 9-12.
- George Theokritoff, with Elizabeth Theokritoff, “Genesis
and Creation: Towards a Debate”. Review of Seraphim Rose, Genesis,
Creation and Early Man: The Orthodox Christian Vision (St Herman of
Alaska Brotherhood: Platina, California, 2000) in St Vladimir’s
Theological Quarterly 46-4 (2002), pp. 365-90.
- Stephen Jay Gould, "Nonoverlapping
Magisteria", An article which appeared in Natural History,
March 1997, on creationism and evolution.
- Bernard W. Anderson, "Exodus
Typology in Second Isaiah". Chapter XII of B. Anderson & W.
Harrelson, eds., Israel's Prophetic Heritage: Essays in Honor of James Muilenburg.
Harper & Brothers, 1962. pp. 177-195. Now why would I put this under
"Creation and Evolution"?
- Margaret Barker, “Paradise
Lost: Adamic Imagery and the Environment”: Religion, Science,
& the Environment Symposium IV: The Adriatic (symposium held under
the auspices of the Patriarch of Constantinople, 5-11 June 2002). On Adam
and the Tree of Life.
