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... Universe - what must be the relation between science , or the ever - expanding knowledge of man , and the long since van- ished conceptions of the universe , or of God , frozen in ancient man - made creeds ? Obviously one of inescapable ...
... Universe - what must be the relation between science , or the ever - expanding knowledge of man , and the long since van- ished conceptions of the universe , or of God , frozen in ancient man - made creeds ? Obviously one of inescapable ...
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... universe because it appears indifferent to the particular goal we have erected , it would be wiser to begin with the ... universe , considered as self - existent and apart from these values . Logically , one may begin with an abstract ...
... universe because it appears indifferent to the particular goal we have erected , it would be wiser to begin with the ... universe , considered as self - existent and apart from these values . Logically , one may begin with an abstract ...
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... Universe . ' " In this naturalistic universe , in this universe of infinite space and time , man , the two - handed animal whose average height is about five feet and a half and whose age rarely ex- ceeds a hundred years , is indeed a ...
... Universe . ' " In this naturalistic universe , in this universe of infinite space and time , man , the two - handed animal whose average height is about five feet and a half and whose age rarely ex- ceeds a hundred years , is indeed a ...
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