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Explore the enduring debate between science and religion with George Ticknor Curtis's "Creation or Evolution?: A Philosophical Inquiry." This meticulously prepared edition delves into the heart of the creationism versus evolution discussion, offering a historical perspective on a timeless and often contentious subject.
Curtis examines the philosophical underpinnings of both creation and evolution, inviting readers to consider the intersection of theology, science, and religion. A significant contribution to the literature on religion and science, this book explores the arguments surrounding the origin of life and the universe. Navigate the complexities of this fascinating discourse with a clear and insightful exploration of the core concepts and historical context. Whether you are interested in religion, philosophy, or the history of science, this book provides a valuable lens through which to examine one of humanity's most profound questions.
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