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Something In the Air: Science’s Supposed Superiority to Religion – 2

To borrow a line from Vox Day, this pair of sentences is so superlatively wrong that it will require the development of esoteric mathematics operating simultaneously in multiple dimensions fully to comprehend the orders of magnitude of its wrongness. That was Timothy McGrew’s opinion of the email a reader named Loren sent me earlier this …

December 20, 2011 – 6:00 am | By Tom Gilson | Posted in Intellectual Engagement, New Atheism, Origins and Science | Tagged Christianity, Conflict Thesis, Galileo, Knowledge, Proof, Religion, Science, Secularism | Comments (40)

“The Myth of Galileo: A Story With A (Mostly) Valuable Lesson”

Joe Carter ends a detailed and eye-opening correction to the myth of Galileo, and concludes with: I suspect that there are many more lessons that can be gleaned from this story. But I find that the real moral is not so much in the story itself but in the fact that the story even needs …

February 5, 2008 – 8:19 am | By Tom Gilson | Posted in Origins and Science | Tagged Galileo, Science, Science and Religion | Comments (26)

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Tag Archives: Galileo

Something In the Air: Science’s Supposed Superiority to Religion – 2

“The Myth of Galileo: A Story With A (Mostly) Valuable Lesson”

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