Was St. Augustine a Theistic Evolutionist?
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Was St. Augustine a theistic evolutionist who rejected the literal historical truth of the first eleven chapters of the book of Genesis? Episode Three, Part II, shows that St. Augustine firmly upheld the literal historical truth of every word in Genesis 1-11, including the fiat creation of all things at the beginning of time. It demonstrates that St. Augustine's reliance on a faulty Latin translation of Genesis led him to propose a singular interpretation of the meaning of "day" not to abandon but to uphold the literal historical truth of the text of the first chapters of Genesis.
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Interpreting the Fossil Record and Evidence for the Great Flood
Dating Methods and the Age of the Earth
Historical Consequences of Evolution Theory: Global Conflict and the Culture of Death
Historical Consequences of the Cartesian-Darwinian Narrative: The Indoctrination of Children through Education
The Historical Consequences of Evolutionary Thought: The Impact on Philosophy and Theology
The Cartesian-Darwinian Narrative: Why the Traditional Doctrine of Creation Faded From Catholic Memory
The Traditional Catholic Teaching on Creation: Testimony from Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition
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The Failure of the Evolutionary “Icons”
The Failure of the Darwinian Mechanism
Biochemical Evolution and the Origin of Life