Routledge The Cultures of Creationism: Anti-Evolutionism in English-Speaking Countries

Explore the complex intersection of science, religion, and cultural identity through this comprehensive examination of creationism in English-speaking societies. From the nineteenth century to contemporary debates, this Routledge publication traces how conservative Protestants have engaged with evolutionary theory, either opposing or attempting to integrate scientific discoveries with religious belief. The book presents both historical context and modern dimensions of disputes over human origins, offering readers a nuanced understanding of how scientific and religious worldviews continue to shape public discourse. Perfect for students of religious studies, philosophy of science, and cultural history, this work examines the intellectual and social forces that drive the creation-evolution debate, providing essential insights into how different communities reconcile faith with empirical evidence.