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Science, Religion, and Authority: Lessons from the Galileo Affair

This is the 1998 Aquinas Lecture, delivered in the Todd Wehr Chemistry Building on Sunday, February 22, 1998, by Richard J. Blackwell, Professor of Philosophy at Saint Louis University in the US.

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short · 72 pages

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