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“The paradox of knowledge . . . is that as it expands and the boundary between the known and the unknown changes, you inevitably start to ask questions that you couldn’t even ask before.”

By Filings on Wed, 04/10/19
Christian Living
Science
Scientism

Scientism Isn’t Scientific

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