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Bonnie Gold communities, seem utterly naive. Since the days of Galileo and Urban VIII, it can be argued, the image of conflict has appropriately dominated all discussion of the relation of religion to science. The dominant picture, as Andrew White’s famous . (1896) illustrates (although some what onesidedly),

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Chandler Davishe relationship has been described in warfare imagery. Until this century, moreover, it was generally assumed that science and religion were locked in mortal combat with victory assured to science. However, some modifications of this simple picture emerged with the birth of post-Newtonian physics, a

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,“Now” Has an Infinitesimal Positive Duration,ined small positive duration. The difficulty is resolved by the infinitesimal of Abraham Robinson. This article offers the nonstandard or “hyperreal” line as a model for Time, thereby to resolve a persistent controversy of the meaning of “Now.” As a “monad” in the Leibnizian time axis, “Now” is a ti

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Review of ,, So why did I agree to review it? In answer, I quote a friend here at the University of New Mexico. “You write a book review because you want to say something about the subject of the book. But you are required first of all actually to tell about the book itself.”