2018
DOI: 10.1111/zygo.12395
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Vaishnavism, Antievolutionism, and Ambiguities: Revisiting Iskcon's Darwin‐skepticism

Abstract: The International Society of Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), commonly known as the Hare Krishna Movement, has disseminated a flurry of antievolutionist media since its inception in 1966. Such communications frequently co-opt arguments employed by Christian creationists and Intelligent Design theorists. At the same time, however, there are indications that a scattering of ISKCON publications have articulated relatively ambiguous, less oppositional statements about evolutionary theory. This article reconsiders I… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, Oliver and I were extended an invitation to attend the proceedings because in 2018 we authored the journal article Vaishnavism, Antievolutionism, and Ambiguities: Revisiting ISKCON's Darwin-Skepticism. 1 The paper contends that while the great majority of contemporary ISKCON media demonstrate vehement antievolutionism, some leading Hare Krishna voices have exhibited less combative, cautiously accommodating responses to evolutionary theory. The writings of this latter group include tentative attempts to fuse notions of biological evolution with Vaishnava theology.…”
Section: Iskcon Antievolutionism and Ambiguitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, Oliver and I were extended an invitation to attend the proceedings because in 2018 we authored the journal article Vaishnavism, Antievolutionism, and Ambiguities: Revisiting ISKCON's Darwin-Skepticism. 1 The paper contends that while the great majority of contemporary ISKCON media demonstrate vehement antievolutionism, some leading Hare Krishna voices have exhibited less combative, cautiously accommodating responses to evolutionary theory. The writings of this latter group include tentative attempts to fuse notions of biological evolution with Vaishnava theology.…”
Section: Iskcon Antievolutionism and Ambiguitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Так, тема интеграции гаудия вайшнавизма в культуры разных стран мира представлена в исследованиях Брайана Хэтчера [Hatcher, 2015], Эдмунда Бёрка Рочфорда [Rochford, 2018] и Джона Фэйхи [Fahy, 2019]. Тема конкретизации и трансформации вайшнавского вероучения рассматривается в трудах Оливера Замбон и Томаса Эхтнера [Zambon, Aechtner, 2018], Айлин Баркер [Barker, 2016] [Горин, 2018: 189-196].…”
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