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The partnership between religion and science

A rabbi explains how religion and science don’t have to be in conflict.

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Religion and science.

Each one is important, and when we understand the relationship between them, we will be able to appreciate how they can form a great partnership. Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks explains.

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