In the author's view, Darwin's theory is an enriching stimulus to Christian theology and a
This is a clear example that, from a philosophical perspective, the thesis of conflict between science and religion is a false dilemma.

Miguel de Asúa He holds a Doctorate in Medicine (University of Buenos Aires), a Bachelor's degree in Theology (Argentine Catholic University), a Master's degree in History and Philosophy of Science, and a Doctorate in History (University of Notre Dame). He is a Principal Investigator at CONICET (National Scientific and Technical Research Council) and a full member of the National Academy of Sciences of Buenos Aires and the National Academy of History. He teaches at UNSAM (National University of San Martín) and UCA, and is also a professor of Science and Religion at the Colegio Máximo in San Miguel. Among his numerous publications, the following stand out: Facing Darwin: The Theory of Evolution and Christianity (2009)

The book presentation took place on Monday, August 10th. "The evolution of life on Earth. Science, philosophy and religion"by Miguel de Asúa. This book will be the first in the Collection From science to philosophy, published by the Institute of Philosophy.

The Evolution of Life on Earth presents an up-to-date overview of the controversies surrounding evolution in the three major areas of science, philosophy, and theology. The analysis, rigorous yet presented in a way that is accessible to a general audience, guides the reader through the labyrinth of contemporary evolutionary debates as they relate to Christian thought.