Teilhard de Chardin explores Christ as the cosmic center and organizing principle of an evolving universe.
Teilhard de Chardin's essays argue that science and Christian faith are complementary approaches to one evolutionary world.
Teilhard de Chardin's paleontological monograph describes the fossil mammal fauna of China's Nihewan Basin, a key reference for…
A technical paper by Teilhard de Chardin examining stone artifacts collected by A.S. Lukashkin near Tsitsihar in Manchuria.
A posthumously published work in which Teilhard de Chardin frames peace as the convergence of humankind toward greater…
A specialist 1920s monograph in which Teilhard de Chardin describes and classifies fragmentary Lower Eocene mammal fossils from…
Teilhard de Chardin's rigorous synthesis of Chinese Neolithic cultures, grounded in his pioneering fieldwork on China's Quaternary geology.
Teilhard de Chardin's 1922 Sorbonne doctoral thesis classifying fossil carnivorous mammals from the Tertiary phosphorite deposits of Quercy,…
Teilhard de Chardin argues that humanity must consciously shape its evolutionary future in this synthesis of Christian faith…
Teilhard de Chardin's spiritual essay shows how God can be found in all human work, suffering, and the…
Teilhard de Chardin's scientific-philosophical synthesis presents the universe as an evolving process of increasing complexity and consciousness.
