Mention531792
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| so:text | Francis Bacon, who died in the seventeenth century, argued strongly that philosophy and theology should be kept separate, and that we should concentrate our studies on the local problems and the interconnections between material and efficient causes. Final-cause analysis was just a distraction: ‘Inquiry into final causes is sterile, and, like a virgin consecrated to God, produces nothing.’ (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Stephen_Baxter |
| so:description | Ages in Chaos (2003) (en) |
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