Thomistic Hylomorphism and Theistic Evolution

IF 1.1 0 RELIGION

Scientia et Fides Pub Date : 2023-11-09 DOI:10.12775/setf.2023.025

James R Hofmann

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Abstract

Working within the framework of Thomistic metaphysics, Mariusz Tabaczek O. P. has developed a version of Catholic theistic evolution that includes speciation, human origins, and the origin of life. He assigns biological evolution to the domain of divine governance rather than that of creatio ex nihilo which only applies to primitive matter and human souls. This article reviews Tabaczek’s work with an emphasis on his argument for the compatibility of hylomorphism and evolutionary change through the eduction of novel substantial forms.

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托马斯神形论与有神论进化论

在托马斯形而上学的框架内，Mariusz Tabaczek o.p.发展了一个天主教有神论进化的版本，包括物种形成、人类起源和生命起源。他把生物进化归为上帝统治的范畴，而不是只适用于原始物质和人类灵魂的无中生有的范畴。这篇文章回顾了Tabaczek的工作，重点是他的论点，即同源性和进化变化的兼容性，通过新的实体形式的教育。

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Scientia et Fides RELIGION-

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