The Relations Between Religion and Science
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The Relations Between Religion and Science is by Frederick Temple. The volume is presented as eight lectures preached before the University of Oxford in the year 1884. One lecture observes that "Science seems to despise religion; and religion to fear and condemn Science."
One lecture holds that examining the relations between the two is a very useful undertaking, and not beyond the reach of thoughtful inquiry by an ordinary man. Whatever the relation of the doctrine of Evolution to Revelation may be, the text says it cannot be said that this doctrine is antagonistic to Religion in its essence. The text asks what could be the source of such a development, and how it is that so great a power should always have worked in the name of God.
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- Frederick Temple
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- 96
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