Sentence examples for view of creation from inspiring English sources

Nothing is static; all things are subjected to periodical mutations and transformations that represent the Chinese view of creation.

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.

Whether or not movie executives share Mr. Amiel's view of "Creation" as evenhanded, they didn't exactly rush to release it in the United States, where Gallup researchers found last year that only 39 percent of those polled accepted evolution as fact.

But for the inscription over the altar, some clever priest has gotten in the last word, pointedly choosing the ultimate statement of the scriptural view of Creation: "And God saw every thing that he had made, and, behold, it was very good".

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

In other words, Falaquera in the context of his commentary on Maimonides' Guide reveals his own view on creation of the world, one of the secrets of the Torah.

Centuries later, Leonardo's recognition that fossils tell the true story of the Earth would be rediscovered by science and this insight would overturn religious views of creation.

Similarly, some recent studies in contemporary Muslim societies reveal that many practicing Muslim scientists/biologists believe in theistic evolution to reconcile evolution and their religious views of creation (Asghar and Alters 2007; Asghar et al. 2009a, Asghar et al. 2010a; BouJaoude et al. 2010).

Biases that tend to creep into interpretations aside, the early Greek philosophies up to and including Plato, generally, with few exceptions, sought holistic world views of creation from the top down rather than from the bottom up.

But the distinctively expressionist view of artistic creation is the product of the Romantic movement, according to which the expression of feelings constitutes the creation of art, just as philosophy and other disciplines are the expression of ideas.