Accord De La Science Et De La Religion [French]

Accord De La Science Et De La Religion explores the relationship between scientific understanding and religious belief, specifically focusing on the Mosaic Deluge, history, and geology. Written by Edmond Lambert, this work examines the historical and geological evidence in light of the biblical account of the flood. Lambert seeks to reconcile apparent discrepancies between scientific findings and religious narratives, offering insights into how these domains can coexist and inform one another. A valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of faith and reason, this book provides a historical perspective on a long-standing debate.

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