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Author Michael Ebifegha, Ph.D. Reopens Creation–Evolution Debate with a Historical and Scientific Examination of God’s “Patent” on Creation
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· August 26, 2026
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Key points His work explores the concept of God's "patent" on creation from historical and scientific perspectives. A new examination of the creation-evolution debate has been presented by author Michael Ebifegha, Ph.
A new examination of the creation-evolution debate has been presented by author Michael Ebifegha, Ph.D. His work explores the concept of God's "patent" on creation from historical and scientific perspectives.
Further details about this examination are available, offering a deeper look at the author's arguments and findings.
The publication provides an opportunity for readers to engage with Ebifegha's ideas and consider the intersection of science and faith in the context of creation and evolution.
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Published: August 26, 2026 ·
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