The Philosophy of Science Schouppe

The Philosophy of Science SchouppePaperback, 250 pages The Philosophy of Science challenges a fundamental facet of the modern outlook: that science as such can answer ultimate questions about ourselves, the universe, and God. Disdaining mere discussion or mordant criticism of purely scientific conclusions, Sheen opens science to a realm of thought commonly diminished at best and denigrated at worst: the metaphysical. First published in 1934, The Philosophy of Science is by no means an

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