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Monday, December 12, 2005

Galileo's Pals
Ever wonder how it happens that a man condemned by the Catholic Inquisition ends up having a monument raised in his honor in one of Italy's most important cathedrals? In the story of Galileo's heresy trial, there are important lessons for today concerning the relationship between science and faith.

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The Rev. Charles P. Henderson is a Presbyterian minister and Executive Director of
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God and Science (Hypertext Edition, 2005)
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