01309nam a22001937a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001600064020001800080040000800098050002200106100002700128245011900155260006200274300004800336501068500384650002501069700002101094AUA.120180226114430.0180226b        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a0816321442   a9780816321445  cJTL  aBL240.3b.B7 2006  aBrand, Leonard,d1941-  aBeginnings :bare science and scripture partners in the search for origins? /cLeonard Brand with David C. Jarnes.  aNampa, Idaho : bPacific Press Pub. Association,c©2006.  a175 pages : billustrations, maps ; c23 cm  aScientific theories that present simple answers to the age-old question "Where did I come from" usually prove inadequate. This book many not provide all the simple answers we might wish we had about the relationship between science and the Bible, but it does introduce us to the kind of questions that need to be asked. Questions such as, Is it possible to believe in both the Bible and microevolution? Does natural selection ever produce more advanced life forms? Whether you're a "short-chronology interventionist," a "long-chronology creationist," a believer in "intelligent design," or a dyed-in-the-wool evolutionist, you'll find thought-provoking questions and answers here.  aReligion and science  aJarnes, David C.