Essays pairing "Christianity" with this concept were penned by Jesuit Pierre Teilhard de Chardin ("tay-YAR duh shar-DAN"), who described it as a "general condition" in The Phenomenon of Man.
Religious attitudes towards this title concept are examined in a book by Jon Miller and Eugenie Scott. In a book titled for a certain man's "Cathedral," D. S. Wilson linked theology to this concept's "cultural" form. This concept is used to explain "religious thought" in the subtitle of a book by Pascal Boyer ("bo-YAY"). Essays pairing "Christianity" with this concept were penned by Jesuit Pierre Teilhard de Chardin ("tay-YAR duh shar-DAN"), who described it as a "general condition" in The Phenomenon of Man. Cardinal Newman said that this concept may suggest "Divine Prescience and Skill," exemplifying its "theistic" type, which can be considered a form of orthogenesis. Theodosius Dobzhansky described the "light of" this concept as being compatible with Christianity. Samuel Wilberforce debated Thomas Huxley concerning, for 10 points, what scientific idea at the center of the "monkey trial?"
Religious attitudes towards this title concept are examined in a book by Jon Miller and Eugenie Scott.
Darwinian evolution [accept cultural evolution or evolutionary psychology; accept Religion Explained: The Evolutionary Origins of Religious Thought or “The Light of Evolution”; prompt on natural selection] &lt;Religion&gt;