The evolution-creation controversy II
Subtitle: perspectives on science, religion, and geological education : presented as a Paleontological Society short course at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America, Denver, Colorado, October 24, 1999
By: conveners, Patricia H. Kelley, Jonathan R. Bryan, Thor A. Hansen ; editor, Walter L. Manger.
Contributors: Kelley, Patricia H.; Bryan, Jonathan R.; Hansen, Thor A.; Manger, Walter L.; Paleontological Society.; Geological Society of America. Meeting
Series: Paleontological Society papers,; v. 5
Publisher: Paleontological Society; Available from Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Published: 1999
Place of publication: [Columbus, OH]; Pittsburgh, PA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 242
Subjects: Evolution -- Study and teaching -- Congresses.; Evolution -- Religious aspects -- Congresses.; Religion and science -- Study and teaching -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Other titles: Evolution-creation controversy two; Evolution-creation controversy 2
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"October 1999"--Series t.p.
Table of contents: title: Science and religion at the turn of the millenium / Jonathan R. Bryan; title: The age of the Earth- a summary / G. Brent Dalrymple; title: The meaning of biotic succession / Richard K. Bambach; title: Are there transitional forms in the fossil record? / Kevin Padian and Kenneth D. Angielczyk; title: Darwinism, creationism, and intelligent design / Ronald L. Numbers; title: Creation science logic and rhetoric, and some responses / David R. Schwimmer; title: The biblical flood as a geological agent: a review of theories / Davis A. Young; title: Debates on autochthonous and allochthonous origin of coal: empirical science versus the diluvialists / Robert A. Gastaldo; title: Problem concepts in evolution: cause, purpose, design, and chance / Eugenie C. Scott; title: Faith of a paleontologist / Peter Dodson; title: Common mistakes in comparing biblical and scientific maps of origins / Conrad Hyers; title: Teaching evolution within an advanced-undergraduate paleontology course / Roger J. Cuffey; title: An honors course on evolution and creationism: teaching experiences in the deep South / Patricia H. Kelley; title: Teaching biopoesis and evolution: taking the controversy out of controversial topics / Michael A. Gibson; title: Examining the creation-evolution issue as a humanities course / Walter L. Manger.