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Notes on the alleged conflict between religion and science
Zygon 40 (3):585-588 (2005)
Abstract
I interpret several key events in the history of the relationship between Christianity and science and conclude that there is no reason for assuming a fundamental conflict between science and religion. Christian theologians should feel confident in using the science of our day to retell the story of God's creation of the world.My notes
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