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On Human Origins| |
| Author | Craig Loehle |
Title of item | On Human Origins |
Subtitle of item | A Bahá'í Perspective |
Volume | 2:4 |
Pages | 45-58 |
| Parent publication | Journal of Bahá'í Studies |
Publisher of this ed. | Ottawa, ON: Association for Bahá'í Studies North America |
| Date of this edition | 1990 |
| Language | English |
| Permission | publisher |
| Posted | 2011-05-26 by Jonah Winters |
| Classified in | Published Articles |
| URL | bahai-library.com/loehle_human_origins |
| Abstract | The science of evolution is difficult for those who demand a literal interpretation of scripture and believe in a special origin for humanity. The Bahá’í writings view evolution and individual spiritual growth as one fundamental developmental process. |
| Notes | See also commentaries by Arash Abizadeh (JBS 3:1, 1990), Iraj Ayman, Susan Brill, and M.K. Rohani (JBS 4:1-4:3, 1991), Iraj Ayman, John Hatcher, and Craig Loehle (JBS 5:2, 1992), and Keven Brown (JBS 5:4, 1994). |
| Tags | Creation; Evolution; God (general); Science | | Page views | 4985 hits since 2011-05-26 |
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