Thomistic Evolution

[Spyridon]

For a long time I considered myself to be in between Old Earth Creation and Theistic Evolution.

Now I can honestly describe myself as a “Thomistic Evolutionist.”

http://www.thomisticevolution.org

 

[semper_catholicus]

That’s cool.

I don’t know if I would accept evolution though.

 

[Cruciferi]

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[Shakuhachi]

So now what do you believe?

 

[edward_george1]

Usually when I see a thread title like this, I go into it expecting someone to post a link to a website that’s poorly done and has a poorly argued mishmash of theories on it (not saying that of you, @Spyridon, as I didn’t realize you’d posted this when I first clicked the thread title, just my general first impression of a title like “Thomistic Evolution” when it appears on here). I was delighted to see that this was not the case here; I looked at the contributors to this book and it’s some people I have interacted with, either in the scholarly sense or in person, and I can say this is a very reputable group of people. Austriaco is the author of a very solid volume on Bioethics that is one of my textbooks at the moment. I’m going to have to get this book.

-Fr ACEGC

PS–Offered Mass for your intentions yesterday.

 

[Spyridon]

Thanks Father @edward_george1 !

 

[mVitus]

@Spyridon
Does this book contain any essays that aren’t on the website? I’m asking to know if I could print out the online essays or if purchasing the book would give me access to more of their insights.