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What about Evolution?

A Biologist, Pastor, and Theologian Answer Your Questions

Douglas Estes, Telford Work, April Maskiewicz Cordero, et al.

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It can be a shock in our culture for a Christian to encounter evolutionary biology and conversely for a Darwinian to encounter biblical Christianity. Can a devout Christian with a high view of scripture accept scientific views of evolution? Some proponents of biblical Christianity or Darwinian evolution are quick to claim their incompatibility. However, as strong believers in both Christ and the sciences, we find more harmony than friction between them. If you or someone you care about sees a tension between evolution and Christian faith, we want to help you understand their interaction. This book, written by a biologist, a pastor/biblical scholar, and a theologian, addresses questions from the gifts of each of their disciplines. We acknowledge the insights and authority of the Bible, explain the science of evolution, explore their mutual relevance, and argue that holding the two together deepens our understanding of the world and its creator.

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SCIENCE, Religious instruction, Christian Education, Bible, creationism, Christianity, evolution, Religious aspects, Christian life and practice, Douglas Estes, Pastoral Resources, What about Evolution?, theology, Life Sciences, Religious social and pastoral thought and activity, Creation, Christian Ministry, biology, April Maskiewicz Cordero, Telford Work, ministry, Evolution (Biology)