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Religion, Science, and the Public Imagination: The Restoration of Order in Early Modern Francee” that drove “these blind .” to idolatry, to the worship of Satan. As the civil authorities had failed to stop these offenses against religion, true believers had to alert the public to the danger; otherwise a divine vengeance “will soon totally destroy this world, plunging it into desolation, ruin, perdition, and the abyss.”.

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The Theological Foundations of Darwin’s Theory of Evolutiontime when Paracelsus commanded attention. I think, however, that Allen’s perspective can be useful in trying to understand even that science which was believed to replace religion during the last half of the nineteenth century, namely Darwin’s theory of evolution.

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