Unapologetic #3 Glen Scrivener: Science - How Christianity birthed the scientific revolution

2022-05-25T15:53:00+01:00

Where did modern science come from? Contrary to popular atheist accounts of the conflict between science and faith, Glen Scrivener argues that Christianity gave the framework of an intelligble universe invested with order that scientists set out to explore.

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