Religion and Science¶
Barbour, I. G. (1997). Religion and Science: Historical and Contemporary Issues.
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- Theistic evolution
- Compatibility is maintained by declining to use divine action as a rival empirical variable inside the biological model, while allowing traditions to disagree about providence, contingency, human distinctiveness, scripture, and occasional special action.
This sourceHarperSanFrancisco. ISBN 978-0-06-060938-2.
- Compatibility is maintained by declining to use divine action as a rival empirical variable inside the biological model, while allowing traditions to disagree about providence, contingency, human distinctiveness, scripture, and occasional special action.
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