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Systematic Theology
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Systematic Theology

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  • major evolutionary events
    evolution
    / Religious criticism and acceptance

    …York state, wrote in his Systematic Theology (1885): “We grant the principle of evolution, but we regard it as only the method of divine intelligence.” The brutish ancestry of human beings was not incompatible with their excelling status as creatures in the image of God. Strong drew an analogy with…

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    …York state, wrote in his Systematic Theology (1885): “We grant the principle of evolution, but we regard it as only the method of divine intelligence.” The brutish ancestry of human beings was not incompatible with their excelling status as creatures in the image of God. Strong drew an analogy with…

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