Monogenism: A Reply to Fr. Chaberek

In some articles published over the past fifteen years, I have tried to show that the scientific arguments that have been made against there ever having been merely two human beings do not require a revision of the Catholic doctrine of the monogenetic origin of the human race. In a recent issue of Forum Philosophicum, Fr. Michał Chaberek says that my argument fails. Here is my reply.

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Forum Philosophicum
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2024-12-23
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https://doi.org/10.35765/forphil.2024.2902.09
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Evolution and Science Education
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Monogenism: A Reply to Fr. Chaberek

Kenneth W. Kemp
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Monogenism: A Reply to Fr. Chaberek

Kenneth W. Kemp
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Abstract

In some articles published over the past fifteen years, I have tried to show that the scientific arguments that have been made against there ever having been merely two human beings do not require a revision of the Catholic doctrine of the monogenetic origin of the human race. In a recent issue of Forum Philosophicum, Fr. Michał Chaberek says that my argument fails. Here is my reply.

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