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Review of Michael Ruse: Darwinism as Religion: What Literature Tells Us About Evolution
I have great appreciation for the late Professor Michael Ruse. He was an important voice in both the history and philosophy of science, and science and religion, for a very long time and his passing last year was a big loss. His examination of the challenges around evolution and religion was a strong focus of both his research and popular writing. Ruse, having personally been an expert witness in some of the clashes (the 1981 McLean versus Arkansas trial), is one of the most qualified to write a work such as Darwinism as Religion: What Literature Tells Us About Evolution.
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