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A case against God.

Explores why scientist should view science and religion differently. Dynamics of this phenomenon; Story of Edward Larson, a science historian at the University of Georgia and Larry Witham, a reporter at `Washington Times'; Principles of the Nonoverlapping Magisteria; God as a falsifiable hypothesis;...

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Publicado en:Skeptic Vol. 6; no. 2; pp. 66 - 74
Autor principal: Pigliucci, Massimo
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Skeptics Society 1998
Materias:
Scientists
Larson, Edward J. (Edward John), 1953-
Witham, Larry
Science
Religion
Professional ethics
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Sumario:Explores why scientist should view science and religion differently. Dynamics of this phenomenon; Story of Edward Larson, a science historian at the University of Georgia and Larry Witham, a reporter at `Washington Times'; Principles of the Nonoverlapping Magisteria; God as a falsifiable hypothesis; Why scientists treat religion differently from other forms of superstition.