God and evolution
Życiński, Józef.
God and evolution fundamental questions of Christian evolutionism / [electronic resource] : Józef Życiński ; translated by Kenneth W. Kemp and Zuzanna Maślanka. - Washington, D.C. : Catholic University of America Press, c2006. - 1 online resource (vii, 257 p.)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Biology and metaphysics in Charles Darwin's conception of evolution -- Fundamentalisms and evolution -- Elements of fundamentalism in atheistic evolutionism -- Evolution and Christian thought in dialogue according to the teaching of John Paul II -- Ontological naturalism and the role of supervenience in evolution -- Varieties of teleology in the philosophical interpretation of nature -- Physical necessity and the teleological structure of the universe -- Discontinuity and non-linearity in evolution -- The God of an evolving nature -- The ontological interpretation of the immanence of God in nature -- The cosmic kenosis of God -- The prehistory of rational man -- Sociobiological explanations of the essence of human culture -- The anthropological meaning of the truth about original sin.
9780813215983 (electronic bk.) 0813215986 (electronic bk.)
Evolution--Religious aspects--Christianity.
Évolution--Aspect religieux--Christianisme.
RELIGION / Christian Theology / General
Electronic books.
BL263 / .Z9313 2006eb
231.7/652
God and evolution fundamental questions of Christian evolutionism / [electronic resource] : Józef Życiński ; translated by Kenneth W. Kemp and Zuzanna Maślanka. - Washington, D.C. : Catholic University of America Press, c2006. - 1 online resource (vii, 257 p.)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Biology and metaphysics in Charles Darwin's conception of evolution -- Fundamentalisms and evolution -- Elements of fundamentalism in atheistic evolutionism -- Evolution and Christian thought in dialogue according to the teaching of John Paul II -- Ontological naturalism and the role of supervenience in evolution -- Varieties of teleology in the philosophical interpretation of nature -- Physical necessity and the teleological structure of the universe -- Discontinuity and non-linearity in evolution -- The God of an evolving nature -- The ontological interpretation of the immanence of God in nature -- The cosmic kenosis of God -- The prehistory of rational man -- Sociobiological explanations of the essence of human culture -- The anthropological meaning of the truth about original sin.
9780813215983 (electronic bk.) 0813215986 (electronic bk.)
Evolution--Religious aspects--Christianity.
Évolution--Aspect religieux--Christianisme.
RELIGION / Christian Theology / General
Electronic books.
BL263 / .Z9313 2006eb
231.7/652
