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Is the only way to see the science-theology relationship as a sort of conflict?

Reverend Professor David Wilkinson
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Article By Reverend Professor David Wilkinson

David is a professor in the Department of Theology and Religion at Durham University and has PhDs in astrophysics and systematic theology.

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