H. F. Rubinstein offers a defense of Teilhard De Chardin in response to several articles. Rubinstein supplies three “tentative inferences” that characterize his view on Chardin’s evolutionary theory, and the relationship between God and man as affected by the fall, and the reconciliatory role of religion.

H.F. Rubinstein writes in defense of Teilhard de Chardin (author of The Phenomenon of Man), citing less well-known literary works by Teilhard, as well as character references, to promote a more ‘tolerant’ view of Teilhard and his ideas.