Response to Rottschaefer, Beckley, and Konner

Zygon 30 (2):221-226 (1995)
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All three articles properly locate my work as interactive between the sciences on the one hand and theology and ethics on the other. They disagree on whether tradition, science, or experience “trumps” the others when they conflict; Beckley shows the importance of tradition, which is slighted by the other two. Comments on each article indicate where further discussion is needed and where I have learned from the authors or agree with them.

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A Common Faith.John Dewey - 1934 - Yale University Press.

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