Doing Without Adam and Eve: Sociobiology And Original Sin (Theology and the Sciences)
In Doing Without Adam and Eve, Patricia A. Williams delves into sociobiology's role in rethinking original sin within theology and the sciences. The book bridges evolutionary perspectives with religious thought, questioning traditional human origin narratives and their moral implications. It fosters a nuanced understanding of faith in a scientific age.
About This Book
Doing Without Adam and Eve examines sociobiology in relation to original sin, part of the Theology and the Sciences series. Authored by Patricia A. Williams, it addresses how evolutionary biology informs theological discussions.
The work integrates scientific insights with religious doctrine, focusing on the implications for understanding human origins and morality without relying on literal interpretations of biblical stories.
Through this lens, the book contributes to ongoing dialogues between faith and science, encouraging a reevaluation of foundational Christian concepts in light of modern biological knowledge.
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