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Book Review: The Human Predicament | Andrew Spalding
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Scientists wrestle with philosophy; theologians struggle with biology. The contemporary attempt to integrate these fields still has a long way to go. By purchasing this...
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Is Genetics Changing What it Means to be Human? | Gareth Jones
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The world of genetics can be intensely misleading, since it lends itself to oversimplification. Gareth Jones asks whether genetics are changing what it means to...
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Book Review: The Freedom Paradox | Kamal Weerakoon
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Kamal Weerakoon reviews The Freedom Paradox by Clive Hamilton. By purchasing this individual article you will have ongoing access to read it from any mobile, tablet or...
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Peter Conrad’s Romantic Humanism delivers a one-eyed perspective on creativity in which the biblical God is the enemy. By purchasing this individual article you will have...
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Book Review: Theology, Music & Time | Steven Wright
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Theology, Music and Time(Cambridge Studies in Christian Doctrine)Jeremy S. BegbieCambridge University Press, 2000, 332pp
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