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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-14708-3y had good reason to be wowed by their science’s achievements. For example, its amazing power was being made manifest in the construction of the Parthenon — a technological wonder that has inspired awe for 2500 years.

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Cosmologists and Darwinists: the Limits of Science,? Is it a desiccated don who, prowling the cloisters like a wild beast, has reduced everything to an equation in his masterpiece, the .? Or is it a sulphur-soiled alchemist who, half mad with mercury poisoning, distills reason as a mere byproduct of the true search for the elixir of life?

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Bad Faith: Religion as Certainty,ry I could see the row of cottages, uneven with age, including the one I lived in. At the end was the handsome vicarage with its own drive. And then there was the Saxon church itself, so old that some of its stones had been moved to the British Museum on account of their Celtic inscriptions.

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Introduction,turn. We excused it by saying that at least it was never lukewarm. Then, I worked as a clergyman in a high Church of England parish in the North East of England. It was a role with a clear sense of purpose being situated in a working-class community where, if much else had departed, the Church remai

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,Socrates’ Quest: the Beginning of Wisdom,tously on a ledge below the Phaedraides — the ‘Shining Cliffs’ — in central Greece, it looks like the vertiginous certainties must have felt to the people who sought Apollo’s word there for over 1000 years. Today, a wide road, built for coaches, brings visitors up from the plain of Thebes. Its sleep