Titlebook: Origin(s) of Design in Nature; A Fresh, Interdiscip Liz Swan,Richard Gordon,Joseph Seckbach Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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Judaism and Evolution in Four Dimensions: Biological, Spiritual, Cultural, and Intellectual religious scholars, Jews and non-Jews, who perceived these theories, which contradict the literal understanding of the story of creation in the book of Genesis, as heresy. Consequently, they strived to undermine the foundation of these theories.

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In the Beginning There Was Lightning: Fulguro-Genesis and Eduard Loewenthal’s Religion of Religionserman Darwinism. He pleaded for an alternative explanation for the origin of species that would preserve the unique moral status of the human race: static discharges in primordial clouds of aether simultaneously imbued the various species with life. Thus, from the beginning, humans were different fr

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Structure and Creativeness: A Reinterpretation of the Neo-Confucian Binary Category Li 理 and Qi 氣ltural and social sciences. Despite these shifts, Western discourses have still not produced any general, integral, and coherent structural model of ontology and/or epistemology. This chapter intends to show that such a model can be found in Chinese neo-Confucian philosophy (960–1644). It follows th

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Evolution: The Biblical Account of Life’s Developmento vastly different perspectives. The pattern of the flow of life from the simple to the complex is the same in both accounts. The driving force behind the flow differs. How the universe and eventually life began, why there was even a beginning (why is there something rather than nothing), and what i

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Charles H. Lineweaver,Chas A. Eganprevail today. It is just to defend one’s country, laws and traditional way of life, just to try to recover property unlawfully taken by another, perhaps even just to enforce by physical means a properly delivered judicial sentence. It is not just to wage a war of aggrandisement or of conversion. Th

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Attila Grandpierre the crusades dominated the thoughts and feelings of western Europeans between 1095 and 1500 so profoundly that there was scarcely a writer on contemporary affairs who did not at some point refer to one of them or to the fate of the states established in their wake on the eastern shores of the Medit

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prevail today. It is just to defend one’s country, laws and traditional way of life, just to try to recover property unlawfully taken by another, perhaps even just to enforce by physical means a properly delivered judicial sentence. It is not just to wage a war of aggrandisement or of conversion. Th