David Hutchings is Fellow of the Institute of Physics and a physics teacher at Pocklington School in England. He is the author of Let There Be Science (2017) and God, Stephen Hawking and the Multiverse (2020). Hutchings is a regular speaker on the philosophy, history, and theology of science across the United Kingdom.James C. Ungureanu is Fellow of the Historical Society in London and Upper School Humanities Teacher at The Stony Brook School. He is an intellectual historian primarily focused on the history of religious thought who teaches everything from biblical studies to the history of science and religion. Ungureanu is the author of Science, Religion, and the Protestant Tradition: Retracing the Origins of Conflict (2019).

The book is an important contribution to the study of the warfare thesis. This book is a comprehensive story, and not discrete chapters. As a result, its content will likely be utilized in many different contexts and read for many years to come.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgments Chapter 1: Fooling the WorldChapter 2: Lone Voices?Chapter 3: Flat WrongChapter 4: Walnuts for BrainsChapter 5: Tales from the GapChapter 6: Myths, Myths, EverywhereChapter 7: Bridges Badly BuiltChapter 8: Old Dogma, New TricksChapter 9: Agloe and How to Get Rid of It BibliographyIndex

David Hutchings is Fellow of the Institute of Physics and a physics teacher at Pocklington School in England. He is the author of Let There Be Science (2017) and God, Stephen Hawking and the Multiverse (2020). Hutchings is a regular speaker on the philosophy, history, and theology of science across the United Kingdom.James C. Ungureanu is Fellow of the Historical Society in London and Upper School Humanities Teacher at The Stony Brook School. He is an intellectual historian primarily focused on the history of religious thought who teaches everything from biblical studies to the history of science and religion. Ungureanu is the author of Science, Religion, and the Protestant Tradition: Retracing the Origins of Conflict (2019).

The book is an important contribution to the study of the warfare thesis. This book is a comprehensive story, and not discrete chapters. As a result, its content will likely be utilized in many different contexts and read for many years to come.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgments Chapter 1: Fooling the WorldChapter 2: Lone Voices?Chapter 3: Flat WrongChapter 4: Walnuts for BrainsChapter 5: Tales from the GapChapter 6: Myths, Myths, EverywhereChapter 7: Bridges Badly BuiltChapter 8: Old Dogma, New TricksChapter 9: Agloe and How to Get Rid of It BibliographyIndex

David Hutchings is Fellow of the Institute of Physics and a physics teacher at Pocklington School in England. He is the author of Let There Be Science (2017) and God, Stephen Hawking and the Multiverse (2020). Hutchings is a regular speaker on the philosophy, history, and theology of science across the United Kingdom.James C. Ungureanu is Fellow of the Historical Society in London and Upper School Humanities Teacher at The Stony Brook School. He is an intellectual historian primarily focused on the history of religious thought who teaches everything from biblical studies to the history of science and religion. Ungureanu is the author of Science, Religion, and the Protestant Tradition: Retracing the Origins of Conflict (2019).

The book is an important contribution to the study of the warfare thesis. This book is a comprehensive story, and not discrete chapters. As a result, its content will likely be utilized in many different contexts and read for many years to come.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgments Chapter 1: Fooling the WorldChapter 2: Lone Voices?Chapter 3: Flat WrongChapter 4: Walnuts for BrainsChapter 5: Tales from the GapChapter 6: Myths, Myths, EverywhereChapter 7: Bridges Badly BuiltChapter 8: Old Dogma, New TricksChapter 9: Agloe and How to Get Rid of It BibliographyIndex