While working at the Wenner-Gren in New York City, he wrote The Heart of Matter, a largely autobiographical work, as well as Activation of Energy.
While working at the Wenner-Gren in New York City, he wrote The Heart of Matter, a largely autobiographical work, as well as Activation of Energy. In Christianity and Evolution, he claims that when man turns his powers of synthesis towards life, that is science, and when man turns his powers towards the future, that is theology. His works when largely unpublished during his life, however, as they were suppressed by his Jesuit superiors. Working in life instead primarily as an paleontologist, he was famously involved in the excavation of Piltdown Man. For 10 points, identify this man, who argued that the world was evolving toward an "Omega Point," in his Phenomenon of Man.
While working at the Wenner-Gren in New York City, he wrote The Heart of Matter, a largely autobiographical work, as well as Activation of Energy.
Pierre {Teilhard} de Chardin (prompt on "Chardin")