Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Dedication
- Introduction
- 1 The gospel according to Dr Strangelove
- 2 Can science live with its past?
- 3 Styles of living scientifically: a tale of three nations
- 4 We are all scientists now: the rise of Protscience
- 5 The scientific ethic and the spirit of literalism
- 6 What has atheism – old or new – ever done for science?
- 7 Science as an instrument of divine justice
- 8 Scientific progress as secular providence
- 9 Science poised between changing the future and undoing the past
- 10 Further reading
- Index
Index
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Dedication
- Introduction
- 1 The gospel according to Dr Strangelove
- 2 Can science live with its past?
- 3 Styles of living scientifically: a tale of three nations
- 4 We are all scientists now: the rise of Protscience
- 5 The scientific ethic and the spirit of literalism
- 6 What has atheism – old or new – ever done for science?
- 7 Science as an instrument of divine justice
- 8 Scientific progress as secular providence
- 9 Science poised between changing the future and undoing the past
- 10 Further reading
- Index
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- Science , pp. 167 - 170Publisher: Acumen PublishingPrint publication year: 2010