God and Evolution: A Reader

by Mary Kathleen Cunningham

How can we reconcile belief in God and Darwinism, divine action and an evolutionary world? The first book of its kind, this Reader represents the diversity of views which surround the interaction of evolutionary theory and the Christian tradition. Ideal for students with no previous knowledge of the field, the book introduces the methodologies of the study of science and religion, and evolutionary biology, and presents the views of influential thinkers from a variety of disciplines, From current scientific developments to contemporary philosophical perspectives, Darwin to Dawkins, Creationism to Intelligent Design, God and Evolution highlights neglected but important views, such as those of feminist scholars, and contemporary revisionists, as well as some of the best known writers in the field.

Genres: Religion, Philosophy

406 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[David · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book helped me write my dissertation without having to trawl through loads of tomes to get to the sources I needed most.
It contains papers and sections related to the existence of God, arguments from and to design, arguments against design inspired by evolution, some material about ID, and so on.
A Godsend.