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Can the often-conflicted relationship between science and religion be seen in new light? In this volume, Ashley Lebner, Yunus Dogan Telliel, and their contributors show that engaging secularity and its constitutive relations can take science-religion debates onto new terrain.
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Ashley Lebner is Associate Professor of Religion and Culture at Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada.
Yunus Dogan Telliel is Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Rhetoric at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA.
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