Examples of using Evolutionism in English and their translations into Slovak
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Evolutionism doesn't have that.
It is called"theistic evolutionism".
Evolutionism is proved fact.
This theory is called universal evolutionism. Finally.
Evolutionism doesn't even have that.
This session is not intended to address evolutionism and creationism.
Evolutionism teaches exactly this.
Is that the heart of the argument between Evolutionism and Creationism?
This is evolutionism, not theory of evolution.".
Pity that Gingerich is still committed to materialistic evolutionism.
Because they expose the lie that evolutionism is, as a matter of fact, tantamount to atheism.
A sort of premonitory phrase, which was inspired by Darwinian evolutionism.
Like every mindset, evolutionism and creationism have to answer the big questions of life.
SCIENCE- How is it possible for reasonable, intelligent,well-educated people to hold such diametrically opposite views as Evolutionism and Creationism?
Evolutionism holds to several key“miracles” that magically overcome the laws of nature.
Overcoming the materialistic vision of evolutionism urgently entails recapturing the concept of form, or gestalt, for science.
People like Kenneth Miller could be called a"godsend" to the evolution lobby,(Laughter)because they expose the lie that evolutionism is, as a matter of fact, tantamount to atheism.
Just as“evolutionism” oversteps a boundary on the one side, so does creationism on the other.
Edward Drinker Cope and Alpheus Hyatt reconciled this view with evolutionism in a form of neo-Lamarckism involving recapitulation theory.
Theistic evolutionism, like classical Darwinism, refrains from asserting any divine intervention in the process of evolution.
Alchemy, magic, astrology and other elements of traditional esotericism had been thoroughly integrated with aspects of modern culture,including the search for causal laws, evolutionism, psychology and the study of religions.
The question, though, is whether evolutionism(as an ideological concept) is compatible with belief in a Creator.
Nothing here obviously contradicts the dogma of the Resurrection(it may be interpreted as a simple analogy, even if a bad one, and nothing more), but it is a novelty that can be easily understood as claiming that the Resurrection is part of the natural development of nature(thus giving credence to some of the nouvelle theologie's pet doctrines, such as De Lubac's heterodox notion of the supernatural andDe Chardin's pantheistic evolutionism).
The essence of all pantheism, evolutionism and modern cosmic religion is really in this proposition: that Nature is our mother.
At the time Evolutionism implied creation without divine intervention, and Darwin avoided using the words"evolution" or"evolve", though concluding that"endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved".
Currently, I see in Germany, but also in the United States,a somewhat fierce debate raging between so-called“creationism” and evolutionism, presented as though they were mutually exclusive alternatives- those who believe in the Creator would not be able to conceive of evolution, and those who instead support evolution would have to exclude God.
I'm speaking on two subjects, evolutionism and creationism, and I believe it's true to say that I know nothing whatever about either….
The question is whether evolutionism(as a materialistic, reductionistic, worldview-forming concept) is compatible with faith in a Creator.