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20th Century Science, Politics & Religion
Question 1
What were the impacts of some of the major scientific discoveries during the last century? How have these discoveries changed the way we live and understand the world?
Question 2
There have been several major political events and movements during the last century---which do you believe has had the most impact on individual lives? Contrast this political movement with the other major movements---how are they alike and how are they different?
Question 3
How has the relationship between science and religion altered or changed our perspective during the last century? How have the major religions responded to the challenges of scientific knowledge?
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