Evangelicals and Evolution: Selected Bibliography

The following is a list of resources that I have found helpful in my own research into the
interaction of evolutionary science and an evangelical expression of the Christian faith. If you
have any questions or comments on this bibliography, you can visit my weblog An Evangelical
Dialogue on Evolution or send an email to “steven dot dale dot martin at gmail.com”

(Last updated November 14, 2009)

Alexander, Denis. June 1999. Can science explain everything? scientific naturalism and the
death of science. The Cambridge Papers 8 #2, ,
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———. 2005. Is intelligent design biblical? Evangelicals Now,

http://www.cis.org.uk/assets/files/Resources/Articles/Article-Archive/EN_IDarticle.pdf.

———. 2001. Rebuilding the matrix : Science and faith in the 21st century. 1st ed. Oxford:
Lion Books.

———. Darwinian evolution: The really hard questions. in ASA 2007 Annual Meeting [database
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pdf.

———. Does evolution have any religious significance? [cited December 2006]. Available from
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evolution-religious-significance-v2.pdf.

Bartholomew, David J. 2008. God, chance, and purpose : Can god have it both ways?.
Cambridge, UK ; New York: Cambridge University Press.

Beale, G. K. 2006. Myth, history, and inspiration: A review article of inspiration and
incarnation. Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society: 287-312.

Bebbington, D. W. 1989. Evangelicalism in modern britain : A history from the 1730s to the
1980s. London ; Boston: Unwin Hyman.

Bimson, John J. 2006. Reconsidering a "cosmic fall". Science and Christian Belief 18, (1): 63-
81.

Bright, John. 2000. A history of israel. 4th ed. Louisville, Ky: Westminster J. Knox Press.

Brown, Warren S., H. Newton Malony, and Nancey C. Murphy. 1998. Whatever happened to
the soul? : Scientific and theological portraits of human nature. Theology and the
sciences. Minneapolis: Fortress Press.

Cobern, Bill. One christian's perspective on creation and evolution. in Western Michigan
University (SLCSP) [database online]. [cited November 13 2009]. Available from
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Colling, Richard G. 2004. Random designer : Created from chaos to connect with the creator.
Bourbonnais, Ill.: Browning Press.
Collins, Francis S. 2006. The language of god : A scientist presents evidence for belief. New
York: Free Press.

Collins, Robin. 2003. Evolution and original sin. In Perspectives on an evolving creation., ed.
Keith B. Miller, 469-501. Grand Rapids, Mich.: W.B. Eerdmans.

Dawkins, Richard. 1976. The selfish gene. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Dembinski, William. Christian theodicy in light of genesis and modern science. [cited
December 2006]. Available from
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Dickerson, Richard. June 1992. The game of science: Reflections after arguing with some
rather overwrought people. Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 44, (2): 137-138.

Domning, Daryl P., and Monika Hellwig. 2006. Original selfishness : Original sin and evil in the
light of evolution. Ashgate science and religion series. Aldershot, England: Ashgate.

Embree, Marlowe. The social psychology of the origins debate (weblog series). in An
Evangelical Dialogue on Evolution Weblog [database online]. [cited April 7 2009].
Available from http://www.scribd.com/doc/13459606/The-Social-Psychology-of-the-
Origins-Debate.

Enns, Peter. 2007. Preliminary observations on an incarnational model of scripture: Its

viability and usefulness. Calvin Theological Journal 42, : 219-236.

———. 2006. Response to G. K. Beale’s review article on inspiration and incarnation. Journal
of the Evangelical Theological Society: 313-326.

———. 2005. Inspiration and incarnation : Evangelicals and the problem of the old testament.
Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic.

———. Inspiration & incarnation: Thoughts, musings, interactions, responses…about or

inspired by the book. in A Time to Tear Down, A Time to Build Up weblog [database
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Falk, Darrel R. 2004. Coming to peace with science : Bridging the worlds between faith and
biology. Downers Grove, Ill.: InterVarsity Press.

Finlay, Graeme. June 2008. Human evolution: How random process fulfils divine purpose.
Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 60, (2): 103-114.

———. April 2003. Homo divinus: The ape that bears God’s image. Science and Christian
Belief 15, (1): 17-40.

Fischer, D. 1994. In search of the historical adam: Part 2. Perspectives on Science and the
Christian Faith 46, : 47-57.

———. 1993. In search of the historical adam: Part 1. Perspectives on Science and the
Christian Faith 45, : 241-50.

Giberson, Karl. 2008. Saving darwin : How to be a christian and believe in evolution. New
York: HarperOne.
Gingerich, Owen. 2006. God's universe. Cambridge, Mass.: The Belknap Press of Harvard
University Press.

Glover, Gordon. 2007. Beyond the firmament. Chesapeake, VA: Watertree Press.

Godfrey, Stephen J., and Christopher R. Smith. 2005. Paradigms on pilgrimage : Creationism,
paleontology, and biblical interpretation. Toronto: Clements Pub.

Gould, Stephen J. Evolution as fact and theory. in Stephen J. Gould Library [database online].
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Gray, Terry. 2003. Biochemistry and evolution. In Perspectives on an evolving creation., ed.
Keith B. Miller, 256-287. Grand Rapids, Mich.: W.B. Eerdmans.

———. Complexity--yes! irreducible--maybe! unexplainable--no! A creationist criticism of

irreducible complexity. in ASA [database online]. [cited December 2006]. Available from
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Haarsma, Deborah, and Jennifer Wiseman. 2003. An evolving cosmos. In Perspectives on an

evolving creation., ed. Keith B. Miller, 97-119. Grand Rapids, Mich.: W.B. Eerdmans.

Haarsma, Loren. March 2002. Can many world views agree on science? Perspectives on
Science and Christian Faith 54, (1): 28-29.

———. Chance from a theistic perspective. in Talk Origins [database online]. July 29, 1996
[cited May 2006]. Available from http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/chance/chance-
theistic.html.

———. 2003. Does science exclude god? natural law, chance, miracles, and scientific practice.
In Perspectives on an evolving creation., ed. Keith B. Miller, 72-94. Grand Rapids, Mich.:
W.B. Eerdmans.

———. Is intelligent design scientific? in ASA [database online]. [cited May 2006]. Available
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Haarsma, Loren, and Terry Gray. 2003. Complexity, self organization, and design. In
Perspectives on an evolving creation., ed. Keith B. Miller, 288-312. Grand Rapids, Mich.:
W.B. Eerdmans.

Hall, John. 2009. Chance for a purpose. Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 61, (1):
3-12.

Harvey, Allan. Science and nature in christian perspective. [cited December 2006]. Available
from http://steamdoc.s5.com/sci-nature/.

Haught, John F., and Carl S. Helrich. 2005. Purpose, evolution and the meaning of life :
Proceedings of the fourth annual goshen conference on religion and science. Kitchener,
Ont.: Pandora Press.

Hedman, Bruce A. 1989. Mathematics, cosmology, and the contingent universe. Perspectives
on Science and Christian Faith 41, (2): 99-103.
Hill, Carol. June 2007. A third alternative to concordism and divine accommodation: The
worldview approach. Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 59, (2): 129-134.

Hughes, Philip Edgcumbe. 1989. The true image : The origin and destiny of man in christ.
Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans.

Hurd, James. June 2006. Reply to the real adam and original sin. Perspectives on Science and
Christian Faith 58, (2): 102-3.

———. 2003. Hominids in the garden. In Perspectives on an evolving creation., ed. Keith B.
Miller, 208-233. Grand Rapids, Mich.: W.B. Eerdmans.

Hyers, Conrad. 1984. Dinosaur religion: On interpreting and misinterpreting the creation texts.
Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation 36, (3): 142-148.

———. 1982. Biblical literalism: Constricting the cosmic dance. The Christian Century Aug 4, :
832-841.

Isaac, Mark. An index of creationist claims. [cited November 13 2009]. Available from
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Isaac, Randy. Sept 2005. From gaps to gods. Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 57,
(3): 230-4.

———. June 2007. Assessing the RATE project. Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 59,
(2): 143-146.

———. 1996. Chronology of the fall. Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 48, : 34-42.

Johnson, Timothy R., and Karl Giberson. Dec 2002. The teaching of evolution in the public
school: A case study analysis. Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 54, (4): 242-
248.

Kline, Meredith. 1996. Space and time in the genesis cosmogony. Perspectives on Science and
Christian Faith 48, (1): 2-15.

Krienke, Karl. Dec 1992. Theodicy and evolution. Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith
44, (4): 255-257.

Lamoureux, Denis. 2008. Evolutionary creation : A christian approach to evolution. Eugene,

OR: Wipf & Stock.

———. 2008. Lessons from the heavens: On scripture, science and inerrancy. Perspectives on
Science and Christian Faith 60, (1): 4-15.

———. Evolutionary creationism. [cited May 2006]. Available from

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Leslie, John. 1989. Universes. London ; New York: Routledge.

Lindberg, David C., and Ronald L. Numbers. 2003. When science & christianity meet. Chicago:
University of Chicago Press.
Livingstone, David N. 2008. Adam's ancestors : Race, religion, and the politics of human
origins. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press.

———. 1987. Darwin's forgotten defenders : The encounter between evangelical theology and
evolutionary thought. Grand Rapids, Mich.; Edinburgh, Scotland: W.B. Eerdmans;
Scottish Academic Press.

Long, V. Philips, Gordon J. Wenham, and David W. Baker. 2002. Windows into old testament
history : Evidence, argument, and the crisis of "biblical israel". Grand Rapids, Mich. ;
Cambridge, U.K.: W.B. Eerdmans.

Marsden, George M. 1987. Reforming fundamentalism : Fuller seminary and the new
evangelicalism. Grand Rapids, Mich.: W.B. Eerdmans.

———. 1980. Fundamentalism and american culture : The shaping of twentieth century
evangelicalism, 1870-1925. New York: Oxford University Press.

Marsden, George M., Mark A. Noll, Joel A. Carpenter, Roger Lundin, Nathan O. Hatch, and
Wheaton College . Authors. 1984. Evangelicalism and modern america. Grand Rapids,
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Martin, Steve, Miller, Keith B., Venema, Dennis, Colling, Richard G., Matheson, Stephen,
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McGrath, Alister E. 2008. The open secret : A new vision for natural theology. Oxford:
Blackwell Pub.

———. 2005. Dawkins' god : Genes, memes, and the meaning of life. Oxford: Blackwell Pub.

———. 2002. The future of christianity. Blackwell manifestos. Oxford ; Malden, Mass.:
Blackwell.

———. Has science eliminated god? in CiS-St Edmund's Online Lectures [database online].
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———. Has science killed god? (faraday paper #9). in Faraday Institute for Science and
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———. Isn't science more rational than faith? in Evangelical Alliance of the UK [database
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McIntyre, J. A. Sept. 2002. The historical adam. Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith
54, (3): 150-7.

———. June 2006. The real adam and original sin. Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith
58, (2): 90-8.

McLaren, Brian D. 2003. The story we find ourselves in : Further adventures of a new kind of
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Menninga, Clarence. Sept 1988. Creation, time, and "apparent age". Perspectives on Science
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———. Dec 1999. Disease and dying in the fossil record. Perspectives on Science and Christian
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Miller, Roman. Mar 2007. Do we debate or dialogue issues of science and faith? Perspectives
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Miller, Keith B. September 1993. Theological implications of an evolving creation. Perspectives

on Science and Christian Faith 45, (3): 150-160.

———. June 2002. The similarity of theory testing in the historical and “Hard” sciences.
Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 54, (2): 119-122.

———. 2003. Common descent, transitional forms, and the fossil record. In Perspectives on an
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———. 2003. Perspectives on an evolving creation. Grand Rapids, Mich.: W.B. Eerdmans.

Miller, Keith B., and David Campbell. 2003. The "cambrian explosion": A challenge to
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Miller, Kenneth R. 1999. Finding darwin's god : A scientist's search for common ground
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Morris, Simon Conway. 2006. The boyle lecture 2005: Darwin's compass: How evolution
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Moshier, Stephen O., Dean Arnold, Larry L. Funck, Raymond Lewis, Albert J. Smith, John H.
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Murphy, George L. March 2006. Reading god's two books. Perspectives on Science and
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———. March 2001. Chiasmic cosmology and creation's functional integrity. Perspectives on
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———. March 1986. A theological argument for evolution. Journal of the American Scientific
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———. June 2006. Roads to paradise and perdition: Christ, evolution, and original sin.
Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith 58, (2): 109-118.

———. Dec 2008. Chiasmic cosmology and atonement. Perspectives on Science and Christian
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———. 2005. Pulpit science fiction. Ohio: CSS Publishing Company Inc.

———. 2003. Christology, evolution, and the cross. In Perspectives on an evolving creation.,
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———. 2003. The cosmos in the light of the cross. Harrisburg, Pa.: Trinity Press International.

———. 1998. The theology of the cross and god's work in the world. Zygon 33, (2): 221-31.

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Murphy, Nancey C. 2006. Bodies and souls, or spirited bodies?. Current issues in theology.
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———. 1996. Beyond liberalism and fundamentalism : How modern and postmodern
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———. 1992. A history of christianity in the united states and canada. Grand Rapids, Mich.:
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———. 1986. Between faith and criticism : Evangelicals, scholarship, and the bible in america.
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Plantinga, Alvin. Sept 1997. Methodological naturalism. Perspectives on Science and Christian
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———. 1977. God, freedom, and evil. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans.

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———. 2004. Science and the trinity : The christian encounter with reality. New Haven: Yale
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———. 2002. The god of hope and the end of the world. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University
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———. 2000. Faith, science and understanding. London: Spck.

———. 1998. Science and theology : An introduction. London; Minneapolis, Minn.: Spck;
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———. 1994. Science and christian belief: Theological reflections of a bottom-up thinker.
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———. 1989. Science and providence : God's interaction with the world. London: Spck.

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