Article by Dr. Loren Haarsma discussing Young Earth, Progressive and Evolutionary Creationism and suggests that chance and natural law, mutation and natural selection, are not evidence of the Creator's absence, but rather are vehicles for God's creativity and providence.

A site that presents the case for theistic evolution and also some criticism of it.

The author attempts to bridge the gap between evolution and creation.

A continuum of views about God and creation, ranging from a traditional theology of divine sovereignty over nature's operations to those which acknowledge in the creation a considerable degree of free process.

A theological discussion of a theistic view of creation involving a long uninterrupted creative history.

A discussion of the theological implications of Theistic Evolution with links to many pages on related topics.

An essay that is critical of the literal interpretation of Genesis and is supportive of evolution.

A site supporting theistic evolution and comparing it with atheism, creationism and intelligent design.

A summary of a conference paper by Robert John Russell.

A "Catechism for Creation" study guide produced by the Episcopal Church, with sections on creation and science, the theology of creation and a recommended reading list.

A collection of pages from the Counterbalance Foundation, with general overviews plus descriptions of the views of Arthur Peacocke and John Polkinghorne.

This web site attempts to provide an explanation of the middle ground between Creationism and Evolution, known as Theistic Evolution, as well as why it is a rational theory.

A series of 5 essays beginning with "What the Bible Teaches About Creation" and ending with "Evolution for Christians."

Theistic Evolution links. Explanation of Theistic Evolution. Criticism of Creationism. Links to evolution resources and theistic evolution resources.

A set of links to articles by Dr. Miller supporting theistic evolution and some articles critical of Intelligent Design.

A discussion on the topic by Howard Van Till and Philip Johnson.

This article makes the case for theistic evolution and shows religion and evolution are not necessarily mutually exclusive.

A Catholic scientist and Deacon who has published extensively in the Physics literature presents reflections on his life as a scientist and as a firmly believing, scripture oriented, Christian.

Keith B. Miller defends his position that there is no inherent conflict between evolutionary theory and a Christian faith.

This article shows that evolutionary creation, or theistic evolution, fully embraces the foundational beliefs of the conservative Christian faith and the basic principles of the modern evolutionary sciences.

An essay attempting to convince evangelical Christians that evolution is a well-established explanation for the origin of species.

Dr. Loren Haarsma suggests that the element of chance in microevolution, macroevolution, or any other scientific theory is in no way antithetical to the traditional theology of God's providential control.

A paper expressing the view that God designed and created the universe using initial theistic action, and "keeps it going" through sustaining theistic action.