“Curiously, Dawkins and Dennett remain firmly committed to the outmoded notion that science and religion are permanently in conflict – an idea often referred to as the “warfare” thesis. This is now regarded as quite unacceptable by historians of science, chiefly because it is so difficult to reconcile with the facts of history.8.”

“Curiously, Dawkins and Dennett remain firmly committed to the outmoded notion that science and religion are permanently in conflict – an idea often referred to as the “warfare” thesis. This is now regarded as quite unacceptable by historians of science, chiefly because it is so difficult to reconcile with the facts of history.8.”

— Alister E. McGrath