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Evangelicals, Evolution, and Academics
A Weblog Series published onAn Evangelical Dialogue on Evolution Contributors:Keith Miller Dennis Venema Richard Colling Stephen Matheson Karl Giberson Gordon Glover Douglas Hayworth Ted Davis Edited by:Steve Martin
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Evangelicals, Evolution and Academics
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Overview of the Series and Contributors
A series of articles onEvangelicals, Evolution, and Academicswas published from May 18, 2008 through July 2,2008 on the weblogAn Evangelical Dialogue on Evolution.It included thirteen posts by nine different authors.Authors in order of appearance included:1.
Steve Martin wrote the seriesIntroductionon May 18, 2008 and the seriesConclusionon July 2, 2008. He
publishes the weblogAn Evangelical Dialogue on Evolution.2.
Keith Miller contributed two articles for the series:Creation, Evolution, and the Nature of Scienceon May
19, 2008 andIs the Scientific Academic Community a Hostile Environment for Faith?on May 22, 2008.Keith edited the book Perspectives on an Evolving Creationand has written numerous articles on scienceand faith includingTheological Implications of an Evolving Creation.3.
Dennis Venemacontributed the articleTeaching Evolution in Christian Higher Educationon May 26,
2008. Dennis teaches biology at Trinity Western University.4.
Richard Collingcontributed the articleEvolution and Faith: Communicating their Compatibility inChristian Higher Educationon May 28, 2008. Richard is the author of the book Random Designer .
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Stephen Mathesoncontributed two articles for the series:The Evolution Controversy at Calvin College:Historical Perspectiveon June 2, 2008 andTeaching Evolution at Calvin College: A Personal Perspective
on June 4, 2008. Stephen publishes the blogQuintessence of Dustwhich explores issues of science andfaith.6.
Karl Gibersoncontributed the articleEvolution in Public Schools: A Threat or a Challenge?on June 9,
2008. Karl is the author of the book Saving Darwin: How to be a Christian and Believe in Evolution.7.
Gordon Glover contributed the articleWhy Evolution Should be Taught in Christian Schoolson June 11,
2008. Gordon is the author of the book Beyond the Firmament. His three children attend a privateClassical Christian school. He is currently publishing a series of blog postson the topic of “ScienceEducation in Private Christian Schools”.8.
Douglas Hayworthcontributed two articles for the series:The Challenge of Teaching Science in aChristian Homeschooling Settingon June 16, 2008 andTeaching Creation in Sunday Schoolon June 19,
2008. Douglas is an evolutionary biologist.9.
Ted Daviscontributed the articleEvangelicals, Evolution, and Academics: Historical Perspective andFuture Directionson June 29, 2008. Ted is the vice-president of theAmerican Scientific Affiliation, and is
consulting editor for bothPerspectives on Science and Christian Faith
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