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Sir Francis Bacon and the Geological Society of London

Taylor, Ian T.
1994
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The historical relationship between Francis Bacon and his method of interpreting nature, the Royal Society of London and the Geological Society of London is reviewed. The Baconian method is described, its deficiencies noted and the fact that both the foundational work for geology and Darwinian evolution has slipped between the cracks of the Baconian method explained.

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Sir Francis Bacon and the Geological Society of London
Author
Taylor, Ian T.
Date
1994
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International Conference on Creationism Proceedings
Volume
3
Issue
1
Pagination
Pages 525-534
Pages
48
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