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Scriptural geologist

Scriptural geologists (or Mosaic geologists) were a heterogeneous group of writers in the early nineteenth century, who claimed "the primacy of literalistic biblical exegesis" and a short Young Earth time-scale. Their views were marginalised and ignored by the scientific community of their time. They "had much the same relationship to 'philosophical' (or…

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related to References · 137
Scriptural geologist → Adam, Aldershot, An Episode, Annual General Meeting, Anthem Press, Ashgate, Bible, Brooke, Bruce, Cambridge, Cantor, Central France, Charles, Chicago Press, Christian Belief, Church's, City, Clarendon Press, Clark, Clark International
related to Geological competence · 23
Scriptural geologist → Bible, Bruce Masse, Charles Darwin, David, David Clifford, Evidence, Fairholme, For, George Young, Hebrew, James Mellor Brown, Livingstone, Lyell, Milton Millhauser, O'Connor, Penn, Piccardi, Professor, Scriptural, Scriptural Geologists
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Scriptural geologist → Andrew Ure, Charles Gillispie, Cockburn, Dean, Edward Bouverie Pusey, Fairholme, George Fairholme, Gillispie, Granville Penn, Historian, John Faber, Martin, Rudwick, William Cockburn, York

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Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceHistorian0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceCharles Gillispie0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceGranville Penn0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceJohn Faber0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceAndrew Ure0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceGeorge Fairholme0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceGillispie0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceEdward Bouverie Pusey0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceWilliam Cockburn0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceDean0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceYork0.60section
Scriptural geologistrelated to By historians of scienceCockburn0.60section

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