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The Religion of the West versus the Science of the West: The Evolution Controversy in Late Nineteenhtened — or blasphemous — science, and those of reactionary — or revealed — religion.’ The purpose of this chapter is to examine how this mythic controversy developed when it reached Meiji Japan, and in particular to look at its effect on Japanese Protestants.

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Written and Unwritten Texts of the ,apid transformation both socially and economically. In view of these changes, even the term . appears anachronistic, but it is used here since it is the term favoured by the adherents of the religion today.

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John Breen,Mark Williamsclasses)?are worryingly incomplete. Using examples drawn from evolutionary archaeology and the human fossil record, I outline an alternative, function-based strategy for naturalizing health that might help address the new normal problem. Interestingly, this might also reconstruct a certain uniquenes