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Description edit
Although much has been written about the vigorous debates over science and religion in the Victorian era, little attention has been paid to their continuing importance in early twentieth-century Britain. Reconciling Science and Religion provides a comprehensive survey of the interplay... read more
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- Eddington: Add a description of this character.
- Julian Huxley
- J. B. S. Haldane
- Bergson
- E. Ray Lankester
- Campbell
- Whitehead
- Bertrand Russell
- Belloc
- Shaw
- Inge
- Keith
- Joseph Needham
- Gore
- Mcdougall
- Lewis
- Darwin
- E. W. Barnes
- Joad
- J. S. Haldane
- Fisher
- H. G. Wells
- Haeckel
- Chesterton
- Fleming
- Bernal
- Streeter
- Drummond
- Griffith-jones
- Smuts
- Blatchford
- Oliver Lodge
- Einstein
- Mccabe
- Mind
- J. Arthur Thomson
- Wallace
- Raven
- Hogben
- Simpson
- Macbride
- Dewar
Setting & Locations edit
- Cambridge
- London
- Church Of England
- Modern Britain
- America
- New Theology
- Trinity College
- Oxford
- Canterbury
- Rome
- Edinburgh
- Dublin
- South Africa
- Birmingham
- Acworth
- Manchester
- Lamarckism
- Germany
- Balliol College
- Europe
- Anglicanism
- Iremonger
- Science
- Oman
- Refreshing River
- Theosophy
- Russia
- Atlantic
- Werskey
- Ripon
- Tabrum
- City Temple
- Providence
- Belfast
- Free Church Of Scotland
- Ireland
- Grub Street
- Aberdeen
- Belief
- New College
- France
First Sentence edit
Historians of science have devoted much attention to the Victorian era, and one of their most prominent themes has been the changing relationship between science and religion during the period when science first became a dominant force in Western society.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Peter J. Bowler (Author)
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- Dewey: 215.094109041
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