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Science and Faith at the Movies: Creation
In this short series, Brian Godawa reviews Creation, a biographical film about Charles Darwin. He provides an overview and analysis of the film, highlighting various metaphors that reinforce the conflict between science and faith. He further addresses Darwin’s struggle with natural evil and discusses whether or not the presence of evil can align with the existence of a benevolent God.
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Science and Faith at the Movies: “Creation,” Part 1
The journey of Charles Darwin in this movie is one of a troubled soul in conflict with his pursuit of truth
Science and Faith at the Movies: “Creation,” Part 2
Darwin’s descent into agnosticism was fueled by a legitimate personal experience with the problem of evil, specifically in the suffering and death of his daughter.
Science and Faith at the Movies: “Creation,” Part 3
He only gives us the promise that in the end there will be justice, in the end there will be redemption from all pain, in the end all will be put to right -- but he doesn’t explain to our modern scientific minds just how that will be or through what mechanism.