Man's origin, man's destiny : a critical survey of the principles of evolution and Christianity /
, Herkunft und Zukunft des Menschen. Published by : Bethany Fellowship, (Minneapolis :) Physical details: 320 p. ; 21 cm. ISBN:0871233568.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Reprint of the ed. published by H. Shaw, Wheaton, Ill.
Translation of Herkunft und Zukunft des Menschen.
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 319-320.
Man - An animal of the highest intelligence: What does evolution teach?; Christian Explanations -- Are the main postulates of Darwinism scientifically sound?: Similarities between man, animals and all living cells; Is the postulate of evolution upward from simplicity to complexity by chance theoretically likely or possible? The question of entropy -- The problems of age of man and the missing links: Biblical chronology; Geological ages: The C14 dating method; Index fossils; The Piltdown man; S.B. Leakey; Dinosaur and man tracks in a riverbed; Human tracks in the carbonferous and cretaceous; Dating methods, and age, their relationship to creation; Creation -- Planned evolution: Improvement of a race or strain by selective breeding; The synthetic production of life and the denial of the postulate of God; Evolution with the postulate of God; Some consequences of Darwin's doctrine in the world of politics; Some mythology -- Man's Destiny: The destiny of man: Darwinistid Nihilism and the individual; Metabolism and individuality; Tao; The structure of man; The metamorphosis of the body at the resurrection of Christ; The metamorphosis of man -- Appendix I: Analysis of the Theistic Evolutionary Theories: Prof. Rohrbach -- II: Note on the order of the living - Evolutionary theory and belief in God: Randolph Frey -- III: Dinosaur and Human Tracks in the Cretaceous -- IV: Constancy of species -- V: Human tracks in the Carboniferous; VI: Note on the Views of Claude Lévi-Strauss -- VII: Post Scriptum
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