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Mentioned in 6 episodes

The great partnership

Book • 2011

In *The Great Partnership*, Jonathan Sacks presents a vigorous argument that science and religion are not mutually exclusive but complementary in understanding the human condition.

He explores historical and philosophical perspectives to demonstrate that both are essential for a balanced view of life.

Sacks challenges the dichotomy between science and faith, advocating for their coexistence to foster a deeper understanding of meaning and purpose.

Mentioned by

Frederick P. Stein

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Rabbi Dr. Raphael Zarum

Mentioned in 6 episodes

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Mentioned by

Cal Newport

as one of his May 2024 reads, exploring the values of science and religion.

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as a book about the relationship between Stimson and Marshall.

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Mencionado por

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Mentioned by

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Mentioned by

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

when explaining the difference between the cause of something and its meaning.

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Mentioned by

Rabbi Dr. Raphael Zarum

, describing Rabbi Sachs' book as a partnership between religion and science.

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