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Dogma, not faith, is the barrier to scientific enquiry

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Your News story “Genomics luminary weighs in on US faith debate” (Nature 442, 114–115; 2006) reports that the Christian molecular biologist Francis Collins embraces 'theistic evolution' to reconcile scientific facts and religious views.

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