EPISODE · Apr 29, 2009 · 19 MIN

Evolution and creationism

from National Museum of Australia – Audio on demand program · host Professor Neil Ormerod, Australian Catholic University

Date recorded: 26 February 2009. Theologian Neil Ormerod examines debates over creationism, creation science and intelligent design, and how they muddied the waters of what was held in the Catholic Encyclopedia over 100 years ago regarding the theory of evolution.

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