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The History of Biology-Engaged Theology and the Rise of Genes – Revd Dr Lucas Mix

 Helen Billam

Revd Dr Lucas Mix explores some key theological concepts informed by genetic advances. A presentation from our conference ‘From Reading to Writing Genes’ in January 2022.

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