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God of the Scientists God of the Experiment

by Rémy Chauvin
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Release Date: 1960
Genre: God
Pages: 152 pages
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ISBN 10: UOM:39015003513291
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Views on interrelationship of science and Roman Catholic theology, presented by a biologist who believes that abstract reasoning and practical experience must be combined.
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