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 1 1   |      so-called Renaissance, the western theologians could not at
 2 1   |        discoveries. Some of the western theologians even fought
 3 1   | testimony of representatives of western science themselves. For
 4 1   |         important collisions of western theology with natural science
 5 1   |         have taken place if the western church had remained in communion
 6 1   |      influence on the method of western scientific, theological
 7 8   |         the 11th century by the western theological scholar Archbishop
 8 10,4|      This is highly contrary to western thought. In the caste system,
 9 15,4|       we are not so ordinary as Western science has made us out
10 16,1|         and the Near East, from western Iran through Turkey and
11 19,1|        of the Flood — the whole Western Hemisphere, for one. In