The Relevance of (Ir)Rationality: An Investigation Across Art and Religion

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2007

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As religion attempts to explain phenomena in a world science can more concretely clarify, it is considered increasingly archaic and dangerous.

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Paper submitted for Writing 20 (Spring 2007) and published in Deliberations, 2007-2008

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Religion, Science

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Yao, Minette (2007). The Relevance of (Ir)Rationality: An Investigation Across Art and Religion. Course paper, Duke University. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/579.

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