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A recent scientific study has shown that there's no God spot in your head. Oh my! Why would anyone think there would be such a thing?
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A recent scientific study has shown that there's no God spot in your head. Oh my! Why would anyone think there would be such a thing?
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bruce meyer, god spot, immanuel kant, mind and god, science, science and god, scientific fundamentalism, scientism, the god spot
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Science and religion are two of the most important components of contemporary society. The Spokane area is no exception.
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This story goes back to Albert Einstein in 1905, called Einstein’s miracle year. In just that one single year, Einstein published four papers, any one of which would have made the career of any other scientist.
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The famed science fiction/thriller author Frank Peretti spoke at Real Life Ministries in Post Falls this weekend. Peretti is the author of many popular bestsellers, including “This Present Darkness,” “Monster,” and his latest “Illusion.” His speaking style was warm and affable, more like a comedian than a preacher, leaving the packed house laughing in the aisles.
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Citizens in Spokane have been waiting decades for a full-scale science center, and the opening of the 26,000 square foot Mobius Science Center in the city’s core heralds the end of a long and bumpy road.
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The late evolutionary biologist Stephen Jay Gould coined the phrase “non-overlapping magisteria” in 1997 to convey the idea that science and religion essentially have nothing to say about each other; that religion can’t contribute to or detract from science and vice versa. Recent collaboration between psychologists and Buddhist monks, however, seem to indicate that Gould may have been wrong, and that perhaps religion can have something to say about science.
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