Relations Between Religion And Science Frederick Lord Bishop of Exeter

Temple Frederick

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For that doctrine is the Fatherhood of Godwhich has been shown most especially in this, that from the beginning Hehas never forgotten His children.
LECTURE VI.
APPARENT COLLISION BETWEEN RELIGION AND THE DOCTRINE OF EVOLUTION.
Evolution examined. The formation of the habitable world. The formationof the creatures which inhabit it. Transmission of characteristics. Variations perpetually introduced. Natural selection. On the other side, life not yet accounted for by Evolution. Cause of variations... not yetexamined. Moral Law incapable of being evolved. Account given in Genesisnot at variance with doctrine of Evolution. Evolution of man notinconsistent with dignity of humanity.
LECTURE VI.
APPARENT COLLISION BETWEEN RELIGION AND THE DOCTRINE OF EVOLUTION.
'Know ye that the Lord He is God: it is He that hath made us, and not we ourselves. ' _Psalm_ c. 3.
Religion is rooted in our spiritual nature and its fundamental truthsare as independent of experience for their hold on our consciences asthe truths of mathematics for their hold on our reason.

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