Evolutionary Creationism: A New Persective on Purpose & Human Origins

Mr. James Edgerly, Director of Higher Purpose Forum will be the host of this event.
Dr. Andrew Wilson, HJI Professor of Scriptural Studies, will explain the “anthropic principle” in the creation of the universe and the succession of life forms described by evolutionary biology, understood as stages of growth. In both astronomy and biology, these stages can be understood as unfolding processes towards the realization of the purpose of creation, which is human beings, the children of God.
Alison Wakelin, Assistant Teaching Professor, Widener University will be the respondent.
Join the exploration into understanding human origins as a basis advancing the unity of science, spirituality and religion.

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No purpose, IT just I.S. Information System systematically in control of your Thought, your Mind. 010

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This is like a watching group of rabbits together and thinking they are discussing a topic like patriotism or art. Humans are only one step higher than other mammals development in that they can exchange this chattering noise for food and shelter rather than forage directly from their environment. Humanity abstracting "a god" seems to be a shortcut to having a self satisfying faux knowledge of the universe or a way of "spiritually" understanding it. Presentations like this are at the least,, annoying and at worst, dangerous. What religion certainly does do is externalize personal consequences (a providence of "beLIEving" religious: books, authorities and imaginings) and distracts from most people working for a better world, through true empathy and self awareness. While these intellectuals have tea and talk, secular humanitarians are actually working to feed the poor, help the defenseless, fight and promote peace and search for what most comports to reality (i.e. Truth(tm)). Hopefully there are others who understand this.