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Faith, Metaphysics, and the Sciences (photocopy)

Is There Such a Thing as Catholic Fundamentalism?

Peter Henrici

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Communio - Fall 2001 - Faith, Metaphysics, and the Sciences (photocopy)
Faith, Metaphysics, and the Sciences (photocopy)
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Volume 28.3

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