Science and Religion, 1450–1900: From Copernicus to Darwin
A historical survey of the dynamic relationship between science and religion from the era of Copernicus to Darwin, based on documented scholarship.
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This volume examines interactions between scientific developments and religious perspectives spanning several centuries.
Key figures such as Copernicus and Darwin are considered within their historical and intellectual contexts.
The work draws on documented sources to present a measured account of changing ideas over time.
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