Creation and change : Genesis 1.1-2.4 in the light of changing scientific paradigms / Douglas F. Kelly.
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TextPublication details: Fearn : Mentor, 1997.Description: 240 p. ; 22 cmISBN: - 1857922832
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| Judith Thomas Library General Stacks | Books | BS 1235.2 .K45 1997 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | AUA001477 | Available | AUA001477 |
Includes bibliography and indexes.
Creation : why it matters, and how it is scientifically viable --
Interpretation and outline of the first three chapters of Genesis --
An absolute beginning --
Day one of creation : creation 'out of nothing' and the beginning of the formative process --
Creation of angels and 'the gap theory' --
"Days" of creation--
their biblical meaning --
The age of the world and the speed of light --
The age of the world and physical chronometers --
Days two and three of creation : separations resulting in air and dry land --
Days four and five of creation : additions to the created order--
luminaries, fish and fowl --
Day six of creation : mankind, the crown of creation --
The Sabbath Day and the orientation of the whole created order towards worship of God