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Cosmology and Metaphors

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First Online: 05 December 2019

Abstract

A presentation of the main ideas in Miller’s theoretical writings on cosmology and religion.

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Authors and Affiliations

• Finn Jensen
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1. 1.University of CopenhagenCopenhagenDenmark