A. S. Eddington and the Unity of Knowledge : Scientist, Quaker and Philosopher
Volker Heine, Martin Rees, Edmund Whittaker, Herbert Dingle, Richard B. Braithwaite
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Rhetorical darwinism
evolution, religion, and the scientific identity
Thomas M. Lessl · Jan 1, 2011 · 348 pages · eng
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Explores the relation between evolutionary theory (a scientific principle) and evolutionism (unscientific applications of evolutionary theory, such as social Darwinism and competitive-market economics), and develops the religious origins of evolutionism starting from Francis Bacon.
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