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The edge of reason: science and religion in modern society

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Systems of logic and belief never split into neat oppositions between science and religion, but are mediated by cultural, philosophical, and contextual forces that shape these systems — all of them - as reasonable and natural. It is the making and mobilisation of the givens of human knowledge, rather than its perfection to grasp a preordained cosmology, that must be understood if we are to break free of the impasse that has come to prevail between Creationists and Evolutionists, as revealed in this fascinating dialogue between leading anthropologists, archaeologists, philosophers, theologians, biologists and physicists. Inter-disciplinarity at its best!

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Z. HANDIMAN

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215 BEN e

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London : Continuum., 2008

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xxiv,222p.; 18 cm.

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English

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978-1-84706-218-5

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215

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SCIENCE AND RELIGION

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