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Tag Archives: robert wright
The Evolution of God
Review by John C. Snider Did God make man in His image, or was it the other way around? Despite millennia of religious tradition, most scholars are convinced it was the latter–but exactly how and why man’s conception of God … Continue reading
Posted in books, christianity, ethics, history, islam, judaism, religion
Tagged evolution of god, robert wright
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Evolution and Human Nature
I’m still a tetch queasy about forwarding anything sponsored by the Templeton Foundation; still, “Percontations,” a new series of dialogues posted at Bloggingheads.tv, has been very interesting thus far. I think this is the second installment, featuring Robert Wright (The … Continue reading
Posted in ethics, evolution, science
Tagged genial gene, joan roughgarden, moral animal, percontations, robert wright, templeton foundation
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