“Science cannot replace a religious view of the world, since there is no such thing as ‘a scientific worldview’. A method of inquiry rather than a settled body of theories, science yields different views of the world as knowledge advances. Until Charles Darwin showed that species changed over time, science pictured a world of fixed species. In the same way, classical.”

“Science cannot replace a religious view of the world, since there is no such thing as ‘a scientific worldview’. A method of inquiry rather than a settled body of theories, science yields different views of the world as knowledge advances. Until Charles Darwin showed that species changed over time, science pictured a world of fixed species. In the same way, classical.”

— John N. Gray