Science and Religion in the Imagination of C. S. Lewis
The Quest for the Best Mental Model of the Universe
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The first major study of C. S. Lewis's views on the relation of science and religion, providing a rigorous and historically informed analysis of Lewis's perspective on the interplay between them, drawing both on his studies of medieval and Renaissance literature and his literary and philosophical explorations of naturalism and materialism.
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