COGNITIVE SCIENCE, CONTINUOUS CREATION, AND ZYGON MOVING ON.
The "Cognitive Science of Religion" and, more broadly, the new scientific study of religion, have been in the ascendant for several decades now. Will Mason-Wilkes analyzes film sequences focusing on DNA in two BBC nonfiction science television programs and identifies contrasting "religious" and "sec...
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