How would Gregory of Nyssa have understood evolutionism?
<p>The three famous Cappadocians who formed a ‘school’ in the fourth century AD complement one another in the way they envisaged the evolution of creation. St. Basil of Caesarea explains in his writings how this ‘mechanism’ operates in nature and his view is the closest to those of contemporar...
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Peeters Publishers
2013
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