Contributor
Cavanaugh, William T., 1962- editor.
Imprint:Grand Rapids, Michigan : William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, [2017]
Descriptionxxix, 231 pages ; 22 cm
Note:Introduction. Beyond Galileo to Chalcedon : resources for reimagining evolution, human origins, and the Fall / William T. Cavanaugh, James K.A. Smith -- I. Mapping the questions. Human origins : the scientific story / Darrel R. Falk -- In Adam all die? : questions at the boundary of Niche construction, community evolution, and original sin / Celia Deane-Drummond -- What stands on the Fall? : a philosophical exploration / James K.A. Smith -- II. Biblical studies and theological implications. Reading Genesis 3 attentive to human evolution : beyond concordism and non-overlapping magisteria / J. Richard Middleton -- "Adam, what have you done?" : New Testament voices on the origins of sin / Joel B. Green -- The mystery of Adam : a poetic apology for the traditional doctrine / Aaron Riches -- III. Beyond "origins" : cultural implications. Being all we should have been and more : the Fall and the quest for perfection / Brent Waters -- On learning to see a fallen and flourishing creation : alternate ways of looking at the world / Norman Wirzba -- IV. Reimagining the conversation : faithful ways forward. The fall of the Fall in early modern political theory : the politics of science / William T. Cavanaugh -- Is science-religion conflict always a bad thing? : Augustinian reflections on Christianity and evolution / Peter Harrison.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
