Sentence examples for a view of creation from inspiring English sources

For Falaquera then, some of the philosophers do share a view of creation of the world precisely "in the way that we believe in it".

And so, scholarly debates about Maimonides' true view on this matter abound: while some attribute to him a view of creation in time, others find in Maimonides a secret belief in Platonic creation ex aliquo (Davidson 1979, 16-40), a secret belief in the Aristotelian view of eternity, or a belief in the identity between the notion of Biblical creation and Aristotelian eternity (W. Z. Harvey 1981).

If we move past an approach to Surprised by Joy that focuses on raw 'facts' to one that allows that gardens, zoos, and walks surrounded by trees and flowers offer more than insignificant background details, we begin to suspect in Lewis a high view of creation that recognizes in his surroundings a revelation of the creator.

He still endorsed a Biblical view of creation, but he argued that there could be "evolution" within a species, away from the prototype.

In Book 1 he expounds a hierarchical view of creation and of the church, following Dionysius the Areopagite.

Figure 6 shows a view of the publication creation page and the interface for adding properties to a publication.

The word theory associated with the discovery was grossly misunderstood or intentionally twisted by those seeking to force on public school students a single religious view of creation.

The counter claim that species indeed are discrete and stable is of course a foundational tenet of the religiously based view of creation, the very opposite of transmutation.

A century later, when Darwin upended the biblical view of creation with his theory of evolution by natural selection, he also threw taxonomy into chaos.

I certainly do not want evangelicals to teach their view of creation to my children in a classroom and then have them contradict me in Sunday school.

Several teachers said that 'Adam was created by God suddenly, not gradually.' A biology teacher explained that according to the Islamic view of creation, human beings were made with clay and water by God as they are in their present structure and form.