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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Contributors
- Introduction
- I How Should One Read the Early Chapters of Genesis?
- 2 Genesis before Darwin
- 3 The Six Days of Creation According to the Greek Fathers
- 4 The Hermeneutics of Reading Genesis after Darwin
- 5 What Difference Did Darwin Make?
- 6 Genesis and the Scientists
- 7 Science and Religion in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Landscape Art
- 8 Reading Genesis 1–3 in the Light of Modern Science
- 9 All God’s Creatures
- 10 Evolution and Evil
- 11 “Male and Female He Created Them” (Genesis 1:27)
- 12 Propriety and Trespass
- 13 The Plausibility of Creationism
- Index of Modern Authors
- Subject Index
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- Source:
- Reading Genesis after Darwin
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Contributors
- Introduction
- I How Should One Read the Early Chapters of Genesis?
- 2 Genesis before Darwin
- 3 The Six Days of Creation According to the Greek Fathers
- 4 The Hermeneutics of Reading Genesis after Darwin
- 5 What Difference Did Darwin Make?
- 6 Genesis and the Scientists
- 7 Science and Religion in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Landscape Art
- 8 Reading Genesis 1–3 in the Light of Modern Science
- 9 All God’s Creatures
- 10 Evolution and Evil
- 11 “Male and Female He Created Them” (Genesis 1:27)
- 12 Propriety and Trespass
- 13 The Plausibility of Creationism
- Index of Modern Authors
- Subject Index
