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The European Legacy, Volume 1, Issue 5 (1996)

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Science and Religion in Modern Western Thought

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Introduction

Preface

Bernard Lightman & Bernard Zelechow

Pages: 1671-1672

Published online: 23 Jun 2008

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Spinoza and Biblical interpretation: The paradox of modernity

Brayton Polka

Pages: 1673-1682

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge on nature and reason: With a response from William Whewell

Trevor H. Levere

Pages: 1683-1693

Published online: 23 Jun 2008

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John Henry Newman and the challenge of a culture of science

Frank M. Turner

Pages: 1694-1704

Published online: 23 Jun 2008

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The religion of sympathy: J. S. Mill

Michele Green

Pages: 1705-1715

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“A real curiosity”: Charles Darwin reflects on a communication from Rabbi Naphtali Levy

Ralph Colp Jr. & David Kohn

Pages: 1716-1727

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Clerical legacies and secular snares: Patriarchal science and patriarchal science studies

Maureen McNeil

Pages: 1728-1739

Published online: 23 Jun 2008

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Religion and science: The Nietzschean version

Bernard Zelechow

Pages: 1740-1751

Published online: 23 Jun 2008

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Deep time and shallow time: Metaphors for conflict and cooperation in the natural sciences

Stephen Happel

Pages: 1752-1763

Published online: 23 Jun 2008

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Science and the postmodern crisis

Bernard Lightman

Pages: 1764-1776

Published online: 23 Jun 2008

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Book Reviews

Book Review

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William Whitla, Robert Eisen, Eileen L. Groth, Martin Fichman, James C. Livingston, Suzanne Le‐May Sheffield, John C. Greene, John Dwyer, Ruth Barton, David B. Wilson, Paul Fayter, Peter Frost, Jeff Mitscherling, Anne Curry, Darra Goldstein, Alan Ford, Benjamin F. Martin, Karen Offen, Thomas E. Kaiser, Hanns Gross, Arthur Still, Bernhard Weiss, Mary O'Dowd, Fred S. Michael, Emily Michael, Lionel A. McKenzie, Michael Cahn, R. Stephen Krebbs Jr., David Cahan, Vlězslav Velimský, Claire Le Brun, Richard K. Emmerson, M. Weyembergh, Thomas Fröschl, Chris Bettinson, Raphael Antoine Gimenez, Kathleen Kete, Sander L. Gilman, Meredith Veldman, James Wetzel, Larry Silver, Stephen Buckle, Karl W. Schweizer, Elfrieda Dubois, Vígh László, Donald J. Dietrich, Wladimir Andreff, David W. Lovell, Laurie M. Johnson Bagby, Joseph P. Ward, Hans Derks, Andrew A. Chibi, Edmund J. Campion, Outi Merisalo, Paul Lawrence Farber, Tabienne‐Sophie Chauderlot, Henry Wasser, Richard Sheldon, Richard S. Findler, James R. Watson & Stephen A. Erickson

Pages: 1777-1854

Published online: 23 Jun 2008

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Books received

Pages: 1855-1858

Published online: 23 Jun 2008

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