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Overview of the structure of a scientific worldview
Zygon 41 (1):113-124 (2006)
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statistical‐relevance method philosophy and theology theological worldview evolutionary biology contingent truth methods of science hypothetico‐deductive method inductivism presuppositions of science comprehensive worldviews noncomprehensive worldviews justification in science critical realism scientific worldview science and religion
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