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"Creation or Evolution? a Philosophical Inquiry" was written by George Ticknor Curtis and published in 1887. George Ticknor Curtis (November 28, 1812 – March 28, 1894) was an American historian, lawyer, and writer....

Creation or Evolution? a Philosophical Inquiry

1887

George Ticknor Curtis

Creation or Evolution? a Philosophical Inquiry

George Ticknor Curtis

1887

Published in 1887, 'Creation or Evolution? A Philosophical Inquiry' by George Ticknor Curtis examines the conflict between scientific theories of evolution and religious beliefs in creation. Through a dialogue between two characters, Curtis critiques evolution while exploring philosophical, metaphysical, and scientific aspects of existence. The work aims to provide a balanced examination of both perspectives, addressing the implications for humanity's understanding of existence, divinity, and moral accountability.