Foreword
^{Wayne Grudem}
Preface: A twenty-first century challenge
^{Phil Hills}
1. Evolution and the Church
^{Alistair Donald}
2. The language of Genesis
^{Alistair McKitterick}
3. Adam and Eve
^{Michael Reeves}
4. The fall and death
^{Greg Haslam}
5. Creation, redemption and eschatology
^{David Anderson}
6. The nature and character of God
^{Andrew Sibley}
7. Faith and creation
^{R. T. Kendall}
8. Towards a science worthy of creatures in imago Dei
^{Steve Fuller}
9. Interpretation of scientific evidence
A. Homology
^{Norman Nevin}
B. The nature of the fossil record
^{Norman Nevin}
C. Chromosomal fusion and common ancestry
^{Geoff Barnard}
D. Information and thermodynamics
^{Andy McIntosh}
10. Does the genome provide evidence for common ancestry?
^{Geoff Barnard}
11. The origin of life: scientists play dice
^{John Walton}
Conclusion: Should Christians embrace evolution?
^{Phil Hills and Norman Nevin}

• Wayne Grudem's Foreword
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  12.02.13 18:43
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• Creation, Redemption and Escha...
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• The Fall and Death
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• Wayne Grudem's Foreword
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• Wayne Grudem's Foreword
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