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Evolution
In Theistic Science: see
Biological
Evolution for the operation of evolution in Theistic Science,
continuing the
previous discussion about Creationism.
Articles
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A. Acton. "Evolution"
An overview of several major theories derived from the Writings’ teachings.
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G. Doering. "Evolution"
Focuses on discrete degrees in putting together a model, and notes some
logical problems involving evil men and beasts.
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L.H. Edmiston. "Creation
of humankind: a Divinely ordered evolutionary process" Makes some
fascinating points from the Writings, notably that the evolutionists have it
backward, that achieving the human form was the aim of evolution (under Divine
guidance) from the outset, not what evolution arrived at, accidentally, at the
end.
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C. Gyllenhaal-Davis. "Chance,
evolution and the New Word" A review of just how subtle the influence
of Providence, in the form of "chance," can be in bringing about "evolution."
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D. Pendleton. "Evolution"
Draws a parallel between the original implantation of a human soul in a body
at creation and the implantation of Christ's soul at His conception in Mary.
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M. R. Carlson. "Evolution,
the limbus and hereditary evil" Reviews both scientific and
doctrinal aspects of evolution, noting the problems with the natural selection
idea (as well as the spiritual dangers of purely external "nature created
itself" theory), and proposes a new doctrinal/scientific approach to the whole
issue, including a new view of hereditary evil, with a tie-in to Sheldrake’s
"morphogenetic fields" concept.
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