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How many Genesises have there been?

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First published at 16:53 UTC on May 20th, 2023.

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Dr. James P. Wickstrom's dissertation, How Many Genesises Have There Been?, examines both the Scriptural and scientific implications surrounding the plural Genesis hypotheses. Dr. Wickstrom interweaves theological and evolutionary development as he examines the many debates that have arisen from the religious sources themselves and from classical interpretations of Genesis. He covers the implications of a plural origin of the world in both Old Testament and New Testament perspectives, and how it shakes up traditional understandings of the Genesis story. Dr. Wickstrom's dissertation covers an incredible breadth of topics, making it a must for anyone interested in the intersections of theology and science.

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