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Religion, Science and Naturalism, by Willem B. Drees [Book Review]
Heythrop Journal 39 (4):465-466 (1998)
Abstract
The human intellect has a tendency towards unity and harmony. Some intellectual disciplines are close to each other. Others are far apart. Where should one place theology and science within this spectrum of disciplines?Author's Profile
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