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E-Letter responses to:

books:
Peter J. Bowler
EVOLUTION:
Going to Extremes in America
Science 1999; 283: 39 [Summary] [Full text]
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[Read E-Letter] Christianity and Science - Shared Goals?
Lisa Munger   (27 April 2000)

Christianity and Science - Shared Goals? 27 April 2000
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Lisa Munger,
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Re: Christianity and Science - Shared Goals?

It is not the goal of Christianity to incorporate moderate ideas into the faith. It is the goal of Christianity to discover the truth. Is that not the same goal of science? The discovery of truth does reconcile modern science with Christianity; we do not need to seek "stories" that do so. Science does not search for a compromise. Why should Christianity? If both are earnestly seeking what is true, then both should arrive at the same conclusion.

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