The Nature of Nature: Examining the Role of Naturalism in Science

Bruce L. Gordon
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The world’s leading authorities in the sciences and humanities—dozens of top scholars, including three Nobel laureates—join a cultural and intellectual battle that leaves no human life untouched. Is the universe self-existent, self-sufficient, and self-organizing, or is it grounded instead in a reality that transcends space, time, matter, and energy? Table of Content can be found in the link.
Genres: SciencePhilosophyEvolution
963 Pages

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