The Creationist Debate, Second Edition: The Encounter between the Bible and the Historical MindBloomsbury Publishing USA, 29 авг. 2013 г. - Всего страниц: 256 Whereas scholarly study of Creationism usually places it in the context of religion and the history or philosophy of science, The Creationist Debate, here revised and completely updated in its second edition, has been written in the conviction that creationism is ultimately about the status of the Bible in the modern world. Creationism as a modern ideology exists in order to defend the authority of the Bible as a repository of transhistorical truth from the challenges of any and all historical sciences. It belongs to and is inseparable from Protestant Fundamentalists' desire to resubject the modern world to the authority of the inerrant Bible. Intelligent Design creationism, to the extent that it distinguishes itself from reactionary biblicism, is a program advocating a supernaturalist, providentialist understanding of the world. Accordingly, The Creationist Debate situates Creationism and Intelligent Design in relation to the rise, from the early modern period onwards, of historical thinking in various scientific and scholarly disciplines (including theories of the earth, chronology, civil history, geology, biblical criticism, paleontology, evolutionary biology, and anthropology) in their complex relationship to the status of the Bible as an historical authority. It argues that the debate over Creationism is at bottom a debate over how to interpret the biblical text rather than over how to interpret the world. |
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... fossils are the remains of animals that perished in the Flood, that some dinosaurs (small ones!) were aboard Noah's Ark, and that dinosaurs became completely extinct (if they truly are extinct) only recently. These claims are backed up ...
... fossils are the remains of animals that perished in the Flood, that some dinosaurs (small ones!) were aboard Noah's Ark, and that dinosaurs became completely extinct (if they truly are extinct) only recently. These claims are backed up ...
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... fossils and other natural features as signs of history, that the earth has a history, a recognition expressed in the alternative metaphorical description of the earth as a ruin. World-machine John Ray and his contemporaries did not deny ...
... fossils and other natural features as signs of history, that the earth has a history, a recognition expressed in the alternative metaphorical description of the earth as a ruin. World-machine John Ray and his contemporaries did not deny ...
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... fossil, including gems and metallic ores, as well as what we now mean by a fossil—the petrified remains of a once-living organism. The objects we now call fossils also belonged to a second category of Renaissance natural philosophy ...
... fossil, including gems and metallic ores, as well as what we now mean by a fossil—the petrified remains of a once-living organism. The objects we now call fossils also belonged to a second category of Renaissance natural philosophy ...
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... fossils and organic forms. Similarly, a reformed Aristotelianism, associated above all with the University of Padua, separated logically the form of an object from its matter. The form of a thing derives from its formative “seed”; the ...
... fossils and organic forms. Similarly, a reformed Aristotelianism, associated above all with the University of Padua, separated logically the form of an object from its matter. The form of a thing derives from its formative “seed”; the ...
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... fossils. The leading advocates of this hypothesis were the Englishman Robert Hooke (1635–1703) and the Dane Nicolaus Steno (1638–1686).6 The new hypothesis did not gain immediate acceptance. Athanasius Kircher's (1602–1680) widely-read ...
... fossils. The leading advocates of this hypothesis were the Englishman Robert Hooke (1635–1703) and the Dane Nicolaus Steno (1638–1686).6 The new hypothesis did not gain immediate acceptance. Athanasius Kircher's (1602–1680) widely-read ...
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The Birth of Deep Time | |
The Bible in America | |
Fundamentalism | |
YoungEarth Creationism | |
Creation Science | |
Intelligent Design | |
Harmonization in Historical Perspective | |
Epilogue | |
Follow the Debate | |
Creations Final Law | |
Biblical Criticism | |
Evolution and Design | |
Prehistoric Humans | |
Notes | |
Bibliography | |
Index | |
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