Editorial

Zygon 25 (1):3-6 (1990)
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Science and religion share the conviction that the world is intelligible, susceptible to being logically understood, but they delineate this under different paradigms. In the cleanest cases we can say that science operates with the presumption that there are causes to things, religion with the presumption that there are meanings to things.—Holmes Rolston III.

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10.1111/j.1467-9744.1990.tb00866.x

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