Science and Religion: A New IntroductionNow thoroughly updated to reflect the latest debates, this populartextbook introduces readers to the central questions in the fieldof science and religion. Ideally suited to those who have little orno prior knowledge in either area, it incorporates numerousstudent-friendly features, including maps, summaries, andhistorical references, resulting in the most up-to-dateintroduction to the study of religion and the natural sciencesavailable.
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The Use of Models in Science and Religion | 102 |
Natural Science and Natural Theology | 110 |
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