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Book 1991ce in the context of the Sandemanians. We gain both a new interpretation of one of the most important scientists of the nineteenth century and a fascinating insight into the relation between science and religion.

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,Faraday’s Personality Revisited,lity provide us with themes common to these three areas of his life. We start therefore by reviewing the traditional portrayal of his personality and then offer a very different account, drawing on psychological insights.

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Introduction,but the visitor is also soon aware that, despite its modern lines, brightly pebble-dashed walls and excellent state ofrepair, this structure long predates the neighbouring shopping centre and even the Victorian townhouses on the opposite side of the street. If you pause and look more closely, you so

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The London Sandemanian Fellowship,th one another in the side streets of the City and competed for the rapidly expanding population. The staid established Church was often felt to be out of touch with people’s lives and religious needs, whereas the dissenting chapels were more welcoming and offered many inspiring preachers and a rang

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Faraday among the Sandemanians,ore his birth. To understand this connection we must examine briefly the world of small independent chapels in the northern Pennines. In that region, which includes parts of Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria, nonconformity was slow to take hold, with only the Quakers attracting a significant followi