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In the historical context, the relationship between science and Christian

belief in theology has been mostly harmonious. For most of Western history

science was a philosophical and a theological endeavor. That's foundational because the role

of science was to connect what one was finding working on in this kind of natural philosophy and connecting it to the one being.

There had to be something that provided a harmonious display that people were seeing

in nature and something that was connecting all of these different parts.

That goes all the way back to classical Greek philosophy.

Five centuries ago in taverns and public houses across Europe,

the masses would gather for discussion and debate over the latest ideas sweeping the land.

From one such meeting place, a small Cambridge inn called the Whitehorse,

the Reformation came to the English-speaking world.

Carrying on the tradition, welcome to the White Horse Inn.

Hello and welcome to another edition of White Horse Inn. I'm here with Bob Hiller,

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