| Evolution and Christianity | ||
| Spring 2008 | Tentative Schedule | Office: SA560a |
| Office Hours: T 1000-1150, W 1600-1650, Th 1000-1050, F 1400-1450 other times by appointment |
Phone: x 5719 Home: 822-1116 |
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| e-mail: rap1@humboldt.edu |
Week |
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Text |
1 (1/21-25) |
No class Monday, 21 January - Martin Luther King Holiday Introduction; Science in Darwin's Time
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Chap1 |
2 (1/28-2/1) |
Christianity in Darwin's Time
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Chap 2 |
3 (2/4-8) |
Guest Lecture, Monday 4 February Creation The Theory of Evolution/Earth History
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Chap 3 |
| 4 (2/11-15) |
Discussion (Monday): Meet at HSU Natural History Museum to look at examples of fossil evidence. See HSU NHM Life Through Time exhibits web pages. Initial Responses to Darwin's Theory |
Chap 4 |
5 (2/18-22) |
The Science Behind Evolution | Chap 5 |
6 (2/25-29) |
Christian Worldviews | Chap 6 |
7 (3/3-7) |
The World as Explained by Evolution Essay Assignment: In a short essay (two to five pages double spaced, 12 point serif font , e.g. Times) describe/discuss 1) how this class has impacted your beliefs/knowledge regarding evolution/creation (if at all), including humans, and 2) one change you would make to improve the class. Please check spelling and grammer with your word-processor! Due next Tuesday. |
Chap 7 |
8 (3/10-14) |
Contemporary Stances Toward Evolution | Chap 8 |
© R A Paselk
Last modified 5 March 2008
