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In this paper,we are looking at a philosophical approach on creation and evolution.We try to search for the possibility of an evolution in Augustine theological thought and Thomas Aquinas’works.St Augustine thinks that Earth received from God a capacity to produce plants,Thomas Aquinas claims a progressive development of plants’species in their characteristics.Concerning animals,Augustine thinks that water received the capacity to produce fishes and marine animals.In his worldview,he takes account of spontaneous generation.During the modern period,the theologians no more understood perspectives about a progressive creation:God created each living species in a Linnaean sense.An Augustinian rereading removes the opposition between evolution and creation.
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篇名 Augustinian Theological Thought and Biological Evolution
来源期刊 哲学研究:英文版 学科 哲学
关键词 CREATION St AUGUSTINE Thomas AQUINAS evolution SPONTANEOUS GENERATION
年,卷(期) 2018,(3) 所属期刊栏目
研究方向 页码范围 97-107
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哲学研究:英文版
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2159-5313
武汉洪山区卓刀泉北路金桥花园C座4楼
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