Charles Darwin: no rebel, great revolutionary

New York: Cambridge University Press (2024)
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Charles Darwin's theory of evolution continues to be controversial. Offering a ground-breaking introduction to the history and plausibility of the theory, this book shows that the theory is supportive of religion and an essential guide to approaching today's most pressing social issues - immigrants, race, homosexuality, and the status of women.

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QH361.R86 2024

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