| Volume 6, Number 4, October 2009 |
The Genesis Enigma
How Did the Bible Describe the Evolution of
Life 3,000 Years Before Darwin?
by Christopher Hart 克里斯多弗·哈特
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The Impact of Darwinian Theory
on Western Thought
by François Euvé 弗朗索瓦·厄韦 |
THE revelation came to Professor Andrew Parker during a visit to Rome. He was in the Sistine Chapel, gazing up at Michelangelo’s awesome ceiling paintings, when a realisation struck him with dizzying force.
“A Biblical enigma exists that is on the one hand so cryptic it has remained camouflaged for millennia, and on the other so obvious one cannot miss it.”
The enigma is that the order of Creation as described in the Book of Genesis, and so powerfully depicted in the Sistine Chapel by the greatest artist of the Renaissance, has been precisely, eerily confirmed by modern evolutionary science.(1)
Myth or divine inspiration: was the Book of Genesis a gateway into the evolution of life?
Yet how on earth could this be possible? And why had nobody noticed it before?
Such was the starting point of Parker’s jaw-dropping new book, The Genesis Enigma: an astounding work which seeks to prove...
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THE Darwinian theory of evolution is now widely received among scientists. The details of the theory are still hotly debated but the theory itself has received an enormous explanatory power since the first time it was formulated a century and a half ago. The scientific debates occur henceforth inside the frame of Darwinism (at times called “neo-Darwinism”).
The most obvious result of the Darwinian enterprise is that we have entered a global evolutionary view of the world. It is not only the case in the living world. Even matter in the so-called “inert” sense of the word is seen to be in the process of becoming. Evolutionary biology is akin to Big Bang cosmology. These two major theories of contemporary science are more “historical” than “physical”. To a certain extent they escape the traditional criteria of scientific proceeding. They cannot be falsified by repeatable experiments for the simple reason that repetition does not occur in history. History is a process that brings something new in time. In this respect Darwinism has not only...
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| Issue 6.4 |
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World Mutation or
Epochal Challenge?
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