Finding ourselves after Darwin conversations on the image of God, original sin, and the problem of evil

Guardado en:
Otros Autores: Lloyd, Michael, 1957- (Editor), Toren, Bernard van den, 1966- (Editor), Burdett, Michael, 1981- (Editor), Rosenberg, Stanley P., 1961- (Editor)
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Grand Rapids : Baker Academic, a division of Baker Publishing Group, [2018].
Materias:
Evolución (biología) > Aspectos religiosos > Cristiandad.
Bien y maldad > Aspectos religiosos > Cristiandad.
Imagen de Dios.
Pecado original.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Making space in a post-Darwinian world: theology and science in apposition
  • Distinguishing doctrine and theological theory: creating space at the interface of modern science and the Christian tradition
  • The image of God and evolution
  • Questions, challenges, and concerns for the image of God
  • The biblical text and a functional account of the imago Dei
  • Will the structural theory of the image of God survive evolution?
  • The imago Dei as relational love
  • The imago Dei as the end of evolution
  • Original sin and evolution
  • Questions, challenges, and concerns for original sin
  • Augustine, original sin, and the naked ape
  • Adam as federal head of humankind
  • The Irenaean approach to original sin through Christ's redemption
  • Original sin and the coevolution of nature and culture
  • A nonhistorical approach: the universality of sin without the originating sin
  • Evil and evolution
  • Questions, challenges, and concerns for the problem of evil
  • Can nature be "red in tooth and claw" in the thought of Augustine?
  • Theodicy, fall, and Adam
  • The fallenness of nature: three nonhuman suspects
  • An Irenaean approach to evil
  • "Free-process" and "only way" arguments
  • Non-identity theodicy.

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