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How Could God Create Through Evolution? A Look at Theodicy
This series, written by Bethany Sollereder, seeks to address this question: “How could God create through a process that involves so much pain and death?” She first presents the two drastically opposite worldviews held by theologians and scientists. She also reflects theologically on how a world created through evolutionary means can be good, and concludes with some thoughts concerning the Fall, physical decay and spiritual death.
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How Could God Create Through Evolution? Part 1
“How could a good God create through a process that involves so much pain and death?” For many people, accepting evolution is less a scientific question than a theological one.
How Could God Create Through Evolution? Part 2
I began to look at these questions by researching Irenaeus’s theology of creation. Irenaeus of Lyons was a second-century Church Father, and one of the Church’s greatest theologians.
How Could God Create Through Evolution? Part 3
Today, we come to what is likely to be the most contentious of my entries. How do we deal with the biblical language about death?