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    Who Argued That Religion and Science Are "Nonoverlapping Magisteria
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Who Argued That Religion and Science Are "Nonoverlapping Magisteria

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Who argued that religion and science are "nonoverlapping magisteria"?


A) religious historian Karen Armstrong
B) biologist Stephen Jay Gould
C) astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus
D) theoretical physicist Albert Einstein

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