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1877
John William, Sir Dawson
1877
A scientific publication written in the late 19th century. The book examines the relationship between biblical revelation and scientific understanding regarding the origins of the world and humanity. It aims to reconcile perceived conflicts between science and religion, particularly in the context of creation narratives in the Bible. At the start of the book, Dawson introduces his aim to clarify the current understanding of origins as viewed through the lenses of both science and scripture. He acknowledges the ongoing uncertainties surrounding fundamental questions of existence and delves into the necessity of revelation in interpreting the origins of the world. He posits that insights from biblical texts can harmonize with scientific discoveries to provide a comprehensive understanding of human history and destiny, setting the stage for a detailed exploration of creation narratives in both religious and scientific contexts.