Purpose in the Living World? by Jacob Klapwijk

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Purpose in the Living World? by Jacob KlapwijkISBN: 9780521729437 Cambridge University Press, 04 December 2008 Paperback, 322 pages Are evolution and creation irreconcilably opposed? Jacob Klapwijk offers a philosophical analysis of the relationship between evolutionary biology and religion, asking whether life is purely the result of chance or whether it reflects a deeper sense of purpose. Writing from a Christian (Augustinian) perspective, he critiques both creationism and intelligent design,

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