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Editorial
Nature 447, 753 (14 June 2007) | doi:10.1038/447753a; Published online 13 June 2007
Evolution and the brain
Abstract
With all deference to the sensibilities of religious people, the idea that man was created in the image of God can surely be put aside.
The vast majority of scientists, and the majority of religious people, see little potential for pleasure or progress in the conflicts between religion and science that are regularly fanned into flame by a relatively small number on both sides of the debate. Many scientists are religious, and perceive no conflict between the values of their science — values that insist on disinterested, objective inquiry into the nature of the Universe — and those of their faith.
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