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SOME years ago a distinguished anthropologist observed, with regard to the conflict between religion and science, that the battle had scarcely begun; the anthropologists were just getting their guns into position. He might have added that their allies—the psychologists—were also just preparing to take off with a heavy load of bombs to support the artillery.
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HARDWICK, J. A Psychiatrist on Religion. Nature 134, 825–827 (1934). https://doi.org/10.1038/134825a0
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