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摘要
【摘要】本文提出了十二经纬对人类进化的辩护。它是与Shoaib Ahmed Malik的《伊斯兰教与进化:Al-Ghāzālī和现代进化范式》对话而写的。它综合了经典的十二经书释经、圣训、教义和哲学与当代的释经和科学思想。它没有采用科学解经的方法,而是专注于人类在非物质领域的起源,是为数不多的以圣训为基础的伊斯兰进化论辩护之一。它还考虑了圣训作为文化记忆的可能作用。
Other “Adams”: Twelver Shiʿism and Human Evolution
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a Twelver Shīʿī defence of human evolution. It was written in dialogue with Shoaib Ahmed Malik's, Islam and Evolution: Al-Ghāzālī and the Modern Evolution Paradigm. It synthesises classical Twelver Shīʿī exegesis, hadith, doctrines, and philosophy with contemporary exegesis and scientific thought. Rather than taking the approach of scientific exegesis, it focuses on the origins of the human being in the immaterial realm, and is one of the few Islamic defences of evolution to be hadith-based. It also considers the possible role of hadith as cultural memory.
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