What is Darwinism?Good Press, 25. nov 2019 - 188 pages For readers interested in exploring the intersection of science and religion, 'What is Darwinism?' by Charles Hodge is a must-read. Hodge's insightful analysis offers a unique perspective on the evolution debate, inviting readers to critically engage with the ideas presented by Darwin while considering the theological implications. Whether you are a student of theology, philosophy, or science, this book provides valuable insights that will enrich your understanding of the ongoing discourse surrounding evolution and creationism. |
Contents
WHAT IS DARWINISM? | |
The Pantheistic Theory_ | |
Hylozoic Theory | |
Natural Selection | |
The Sense in which Mr Darwin uses the Word Natural | |
Darwinism excludes Teleology | |
Testimony of the Advocates of the Theory | |
Büchner | |
The Duke of Argyll | |
Janet | |
Rev Walter Mitchell M A VicePresident of the Victoria Institute | |
Principal Dawson | |
The Great Theological Work of the | |
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