Evolution and creation

By Herbert Junius Hardwicke

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In a clash of science versus superstition, a groundbreaking study emerged, aiming to revolutionize understanding of human origins by explaining the development of life on Earth through a biological lens.

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Philosophy & Ethics Psychiatry/Psychology Religion/Spirituality/Paranormal

Released

2017-07-22

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Summary

"Evolution and Creation" by Herbert Junius Hardwicke is a late 19th-century study seeking to reconcile evolution with the emergence of humanity, challenging traditional creation narratives with scientific reasoning. Hardwicke sets the stage by addressing criticisms of his previous work and stating the necessity for an extensive study of our true origin. The book outlines the author's intention to discuss both the evolutionary development of the planet and the origins of biological life, building towards his stance against religious creation stories. The work underscores the significance of education and the friction between traditional views and scientific understanding, characterizing the study of evolution as central to humanity's progress in knowledge.