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NOTES AND REFERENCES

CHAPTER 1.
1 Experience and Interpretation, Cambridge University Press, 1953,
p. 10.
2 Nature, Man and God, Macmillan, 1934, p. 306.
3 Quoted by C. E. Raven, Science and Religion, Cambridge Uni-
versity Press, 1953, p. 101.
4 Modern Cosmology and the Christian Idea of God, Oxford Uni-
versity Press, 1952, p. 1.
5 Science and the Common Understanding, Oxford University Press,
1954, p. 1.
6 The Neglect of Science, Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1951.
7 Quoted by Bernard Barber, Science and the Social Order, George
Allen and Unwin, 1953, p. 133.
8 The Origins of Modern Science, by H. Butterfield, Bell & Sons.
1949, p. viii.

Science and the Modern World, 1927, and Religion in the Mak-
ing, 1926, A. N. Whitehead, Cambridge University Press.

9 Question, 1954, 6. p. 116.
10 The Future of an Illusion, L. & V. Woolf, for the Institute of
Psycho-Analysis, 1929, p. 68.
11 The Transformation of the Scientific World View, S.C.M. Press,
English translation, 1953, p. 27.
12 F. S. C. Northrop, of Yale, quoted in Physics Today, Jan. 1954,
p. 9, from his book The Taming of the Nations.
13 The Scientific Attitude, Penguin Books, 1941, pp. 124, 66.
14 Quoted by W. R. R. Ball, A History of Mathematics, Macmillan,
1924 edition, p. 169.
15 See Notes and Records of the Royal Society, 1952, 10, 15.
16 In Science and Ethics (edited by C. H. Waddington), Allen &
Unwin, 1942, p. 114, quoted by W. A. Whitehouse, Christian
Faith and the Scientific Attitude, Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh,
1952, p. 111.
17 For these and further relevant quotations, see Man and his Gods,
by Homer W. Smith, English edition by Jonathan Cape, 1953,
p. 371.
18 The proposal to form a British Association was made by a clergy-
man, two of its first three presidents were in holy orders, and the
historian of that first meeting in 1831 wrote that 'to the Church,
the British Association is deeply indebted.'
19 Quoted by K. Heim, Christian Faith and Natural Science, English
translation published by S.C.M. Press, 1953, p. 13.

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