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Four Puzzlers from Michael Shermer

Michael Shermer on why science and religion can never unite: I don’t think a union between science and religion is possible for a logical reason, but by this same logic I conclude that science cannot contradict religion. Here’s why: A is A. Reality is real. To attempt to use nature to prove the supernatural is …

February 24, 2009 – 3:32 pm | By Tom Gilson | Posted in New Atheism, Origins and Science | Tagged Michael Shermer, Naturalism, Supernaturalism | Comments (3)

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