Stephen Jay Gould proposed a truce between science and religion in 1997. Both Richard Dawkins and Cardinal Schönborn rejected it. The fallout reshaped modern intellectual history.
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The raw denim world sells selvedge edges and Japanese mills, but what actually makes jeans last has nothing to do with the red line on your cuff.