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The second edition of this theologian’s companion seeks to bring the original dictionary up to date by supplementing it with pertinent ideas and persons from the past 15 years. The emphasis remains, though, upon the historical figures and movements of the first 19 centuries of the Christian era. The clear, succinct definitions of this must-have resource provide every student of theology—whether a...

forms have developed from simpler forms by a series of gradual steps. Evolution, Biological The development of more complex biological forms from less complex forms. Evolution, Naturalistic The idea that evolution has proceeded by means of immanent laws within the physical universe; it is simply a matter of atoms, motion, time, and chance. Evolution, Theistic The view that God began the creation with a de novo act and then worked from within the process of evolution to produce the desired results.
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