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BookPeter Enns
Peter Enns asks what Christian theology should do when evolutionary history does not yield a single first human pair in the traditional sense. Its Atlas value is its focus on the theological consequences, not merely the age of the earth.
BookKenneth R. Miller
Biologist Kenneth Miller explains evolutionary evidence, challenges creationism and intelligent design, and argues that evolutionary processes remain compatible with belief in God.
BookFrancis S. Collins
Geneticist Francis S. Collins recounts his movement from atheism to Christian faith and argues that evolutionary science and belief in God need not be rivals. Drawing on cosmology, DNA, human genetics, and the evidence for common descent, he rejects young-earth creationism and intelligent-design arguments while proposing a theistic-evolutionary synthesis he calls BioLogos.
BookJohn H. Walton
Old Testament scholar John Walton argues that Genesis 1 reflects an ancient Near Eastern concern with assigning functions and establishing cosmic sacred space rather than offering a modern account of material manufacture. On this reading, the seven days order a functioning world and culminate in divine rest in a cosmic temple.
Podcast EpisodeJim Stump; Colin Hoogerwerf
Shows how educators make room for the emotional and religious stakes of learning evolution, not only the scientific content.
BookDavid R. Montgomery
Geomorphologist David Montgomery traces how geological evidence challenged attempts to explain Earth's landscapes through one recent global flood. He also explores flood traditions from multiple cultures and asks when stories may preserve memories of regional catastrophes, bringing field geology, history of science, archaeology, and biblical interpretation into conversation.
BookJerry A. Coyne
A direct, evidence-led introduction to evolution across fossils, genetics, biogeography, anatomy, and observed change.