Add to ORKGPhotograph. "Dr. Robert A. Millikan defines religion -- New York, Nov. 1 -- (AP) -- Theological ideas, asserted by Dr. Robert A. Millikan today, must change with the increase of knowledge. -- The noted scientist returned to the United States from London, said: 'Science broadens our religious thinking. The more man knows, the less superstitious he becomes. Scientific conquests are only part of the gen'".... -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated 2 November 1934
In a recent commentary on the “two cultures”, Mary Warnock and N. G. McCrum contrast the current de...
Photograph. "Cosmic ray apparatus -- Dr. R.A. Millikan of California Institute of Technology, with v...
Fellow of the History of Science for the BioLogos Foundation and Distinguished Professor of the Hist...
Photograph of Dr. Robert A. Millikan. "Watch your credit | 344155 | International Newsreel Photo. Sl...
Science and Religion represent two great systems of human thought. For most people on our planet, re...
Science is expected to be objective: however, since practiced and produced by humans, it has to refl...
During the 1950s, American chemist and Nobel laureate Harold C. Urey began advocating the necessity ...
This article maintains that humankind is in need of a world-view and that traditionally, this need w...
Prefatory Note: The paper "A Plea for Symmetry " was originally intended for publication,...
of evolution have raised fundamental ques-tions about science, its public image and its role in a re...
Over the past century, there has been an increasing interest in using spiritual healing techniques i...
This extraordinary and scarce work by Andrew Dickson White (1832-1918), a professor and co-founder o...
Charles Townes receives the Templeton Prize for his influential efforts to illuminate the relationsh...
August Comte in the 19th century, James Frazer and Sigmund Freud in the 20th century declared earnes...
If one examines a list of the publications of R.A. Millikan, arranged in chronological order, one fi...
In a recent commentary on the “two cultures”, Mary Warnock and N. G. McCrum contrast the current de...
Photograph. "Cosmic ray apparatus -- Dr. R.A. Millikan of California Institute of Technology, with v...
Fellow of the History of Science for the BioLogos Foundation and Distinguished Professor of the Hist...
Photograph of Dr. Robert A. Millikan. "Watch your credit | 344155 | International Newsreel Photo. Sl...
Science and Religion represent two great systems of human thought. For most people on our planet, re...
Science is expected to be objective: however, since practiced and produced by humans, it has to refl...
During the 1950s, American chemist and Nobel laureate Harold C. Urey began advocating the necessity ...
This article maintains that humankind is in need of a world-view and that traditionally, this need w...
Prefatory Note: The paper "A Plea for Symmetry " was originally intended for publication,...
of evolution have raised fundamental ques-tions about science, its public image and its role in a re...
Over the past century, there has been an increasing interest in using spiritual healing techniques i...
This extraordinary and scarce work by Andrew Dickson White (1832-1918), a professor and co-founder o...
Charles Townes receives the Templeton Prize for his influential efforts to illuminate the relationsh...
August Comte in the 19th century, James Frazer and Sigmund Freud in the 20th century declared earnes...
If one examines a list of the publications of R.A. Millikan, arranged in chronological order, one fi...
In a recent commentary on the “two cultures”, Mary Warnock and N. G. McCrum contrast the current de...
Photograph. "Cosmic ray apparatus -- Dr. R.A. Millikan of California Institute of Technology, with v...
Fellow of the History of Science for the BioLogos Foundation and Distinguished Professor of the Hist...