Isbn: 9798194182077 - beyond darwin: why some people reject evolution: creationism, intelligent design, religion, human origins, and the continuing debate over how life evolved (4 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Explore the fascinating debate surrounding Charles Darwin's theory of evolution in Beyond Darwin: Why Some People Reject Evolution. This detailed and thought-provoking book examines why millions of people around the world question or reject evolutionary theory, while also explaining the scientific evidence that supports evolution and common ancestry. Discover what Darwin actually proposed, how evolutionary theory developed after Darwin through genetics and DNA, and why modern evolutionary biology is far more extensive than Darwin's original ideas. The book explores creationism, young-Earth creationism, old-Earth creationism, intelligent design, religious perspectives, and the continuing controversy over human evolution. It examines how different interpretations of Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and other religious and cultural traditions approach evolution, creation, Adam and Eve, human origins, fossils, mutation, natural selection, and common ancestry. It also investigates the famous 'missing link' misconception, the age of Earth, the fossil record, genetic evidence, scientific disagreements, evolution in education, and the broader conflict between scientific explanations and religious beliefs. Rather than simply presenting evolution as a scientific theory or dismissing its critics, this book investigates the historical, scientific, philosophical, cultural, and religious reasons behind one of the most enduring debates in modern science. Perfect for readers interested in Charles Darwin, Darwinism, evolution, evolutionary biology, natural selection, human evolution, creationism, intelligent design, common ancestry, fossils, genetics, DNA, science and religion, creation versus evolution, religious perspectives on evolution, and the origins of life and humanity. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Explore the fascinating debate surrounding Charles Darwin's theory of evolution in Beyond Darwin: Why Some People Reject Evolution. This detailed and thought-provoking book examines why millions of people around the world question or reject evolutionary theory, while also explaining the scientific evidence that supports evolution and common ancestry. Discover what Darwin actually proposed, how evolutionary theory developed after Darwin through genetics and DNA, and why modern evolutionary biology is far more extensive than Darwin's original ideas. The book explores creationism, young-Earth creationism, old-Earth creationism, intelligent design, religious perspectives, and the continuing controversy over human evolution. It examines how different interpretations of Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and other religious and cultural traditions approach evolution, creation, Adam and Eve, human origins, fossils, mutation, natural selection, and common ancestry. It also investigates the famous "missing link" misconception, the age of Earth, the fossil record, genetic evidence, scientific disagreements, evolution in education, and the broader conflict between scientific explanations and religious beliefs. Rather than simply presenting evolution as a scientific theory or dismissing its critics, this book investigates the historical, scientific, philosophical, cultural, and religious reasons behind one of the most enduring debates in modern science. Perfect for readers interested in Charles Darwin, Darwinism, evolution, evolutionary biology, natural selection, human evolution, creationism, intelligent design, common ancestry, fossils, genetics, DNA, science and religion, creation versus evolution, religious perspectives on evolution, and the origins of life and humanity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …