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.
An edition of Reconciling science and religion
(2001)
Reconciling Science And Religion
The Debate in Early-twentieth-century Britain (Science and Its Conceptual Foundations Series)
by Peter J. Bowler
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Reconciling Science And Religion: The Debate in Early-twentieth-century Britain (Science and Its Conceptual Foundations Series)
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