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Science vs. Religion: What Scientists Really Think
Web edition: June 18, 2010
Print edition: July 3, 2010; Vol.178 #1 (p. 30)
Through surveys and interviews, a sociologist examines scientists’ views on religion.
Oxford Univ. Press, 2010, 228 p., $27.95.
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Life is, by our sensory conception, a virtual reality affair, and religion is a virtual reality tool for going through life. DH
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