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The New Inquisition: Irrational Rationalism and the Citadel of Science
January 1, 1986New Falcon Publications240 pagesNo grades yet
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The New Inquisition dares to confront the disease of our time; Fundamentalist Materialism. Wilson explains, I am opposing the Fundamentalism, not the Materialism. This book...is deliberately shocking because I do not want its ideas to seem any less stark or startling than they are.
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