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Science
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11/19/2008 11:21 PM PT
Hallo.................thanks for the invite. I'm not sure that I will have much input but I'd enjoy reading especially where ecological sustainability is concerned. I an a member of an Eco group and so there may be a link there. I am also interested by the apparent separation between science and religion.....You know the old 'Darwin' question.
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karenruth
kind regards
kindest regards
karenruth
kind regards
11/19/2008 08:03 PM PT
Thank you for the invitation to join this project but unfortunately, because I'm running behind in finishing my novel, I'll have to decline at this time. I'll try to join at a later time.
jj
jj
10/4/2008 07:13 AM PT
Brembnob,
Thanks for your input. I concur. You are absolutely right. However, many students think that they like art and hate science. Showing them your viewpoint is a critical theme of the book. Why don't you write an article. I can edit it for, "SNG," if you like. J
Thanks for your input. I concur. You are absolutely right. However, many students think that they like art and hate science. Showing them your viewpoint is a critical theme of the book. Why don't you write an article. I can edit it for, "SNG," if you like. J
10/2/2008 05:17 AM PT
nice to add other languages, however science is as well religion mathematics and philosophy. for instants Newton was a scientist a philosopher and a humanist religious fellow. all of this characteristics are part of the same men, there is no difference between Newton the scientist and Newton the mathematician as all this sides of his mind complemented each others to achieve a central goal.
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