Francis Bacon on the Relationship Between Science and Religion

World Bulletin of Social Sciences 19:104-106 (2023)
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The article provides information about Bacon's religious position, about the steps in the development of the human mind, about how a scientist subordinates the mind to religion, which means that he makes human arbitrariness fall silent before divine arbitrariness.

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