The origins of Catholic evolutionism 1831-1950 /
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Washington, D.C. :
The Catholic University of America Press,
[2025]
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Note on Translations and Citations
- Introduction
- Part I. The Foundations Laid (1771-1885)
- 1. Catholic Thought on Evolution before Darwin
- 2. Scientists & Theologians (1859-1885)
- 3. The Official Church (1859-1885)
- 4. Non-official Fora (1859-1885)
- Part II. The Origin of the Human Body I: Evolution Defended & Resisted (1885-1900)
- 5. Scientists & Theologians (1885-1900)
- 6. The Official Church (1885-1900)
- 7. Non-official Fora (1885-1900)
- Part III. The Origin of the Human Body II: Divine Formation from an Evolved Animal Body (1898-1909)
- 8. Scientists & Theologians (1898-1909)
- 9. The Official Church (1898-1909)
- 10. Non-official Fora (1898-1909)
- Part IV. Old Controversies & New: Extensive Christian Naturalism Tolerated
- Bergsonism & Polygenism Rejected (1909-1931)
- 11. Scientists & Theologians (1909-1931)
- 12. The Official Church (1909-1931)
- 13. Non-official Fora (1909-1931)
- Part V. Evolution Accommodated: Mivartian Anthropogenesis, but Not Teilhardian Theology of Nature (1931-1955)
- 14. Scientists & Theologians (1931-1950)
- 15. The Official Church (1931-1950)
- 16. Non-official Fora (1931-1950)
- 17. Humani generis (1950)
- Part VI. Conclusion & Afterword
- 18. Conclusion
- 19. Afterword: Catholic Evolutionism after Humani generis
- Appendices
- Appendix I. The History of Science
- Appendix II. Catholic Epistemology
- Appendix III. Loci of the Debate
- List of Archives
- Bibliography
- Index