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Robert A. Munsickysical phenomena are the same in all inertial reference frames implies that every inertial frame has its own space and time, which in turn implies that the Universe is an absolute four-dimensional world in which all moments of time have equal existence due to their belonging to the fourth (time) dim

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G. W. Bissetcus on clarity so as to reach both general readers and acade.In this compendium of essays, some of the world’s leading thinkers discuss their conceptions of space and time, as viewed through the lens of their own discipline. With an epilogue on the limits of human understanding, this volume hosts co

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K. Saameliysical phenomena are the same in all inertial reference frames implies that every inertial frame has its own space and time, which in turn implies that the Universe is an absolute four-dimensional world in which all moments of time have equal existence due to their belonging to the fourth (time) dim

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I. A. Mirskyradition of religious naturalism. This chapter takes as its foundational assumption the concept that the supernatural does not exist. Following this concept, we present six principles of cosmotheology, including the idea that we are not physically, biologically, cognitively, or morally central in th

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Fran?ois Morel,Serge Jardthe existence of life beyond Earth, and the future of life on Earth and beyond, the scope of that deceptively simple question becomes clear. It embraces not only the religious, ethical, legal, and cultural concerns inherent in those subjects, but also the meaning of life and even human destiny in a

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Wilbur H. Sawyerthe existence of life beyond Earth, and the future of life on Earth and beyond, the scope of that deceptively simple question becomes clear. It embraces not only the religious, ethical, legal, and cultural concerns inherent in those subjects, but also the meaning of life and even human destiny in a

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J. Rudinger,I. Krej?ílysis of “the distribution of sites across a landscape.” All of the contributors to this volume, in one fashion or another, are seeking more satisfactory and productive ways of understanding and interpreting spatial distributions of archaeological materials. There are many ways to refine methods of

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B. Berde,R. A. BoissonnasDancey 1983; Ebert 1986). These structures are argued to be a function of the interaction between prehistoric groups and definable paleolandscapes. Foley (1981), for instance, has treated the regional archaeological record as a series of varying artifact gradients and has argued that three factors a

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Dancey 1983; Ebert 1986). These structures are argued to be a function of the interaction between prehistoric groups and definable paleolandscapes. Foley (1981), for instance, has treated the regional archaeological record as a series of varying artifact gradients and has argued that three factors a