For the glory of God: how monotheism led to reformations, science, witch-hunts, and the end of slavery

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List of Illustrations vii Acknowledgments ix Introduction: Dimensions of the Supernatural 1 CAHPTER 1 God's Truth: Inevitable Sects and Reformations 15 CAHPTER 2 God's Handiwork: The Religious Origins of Science 121 CAHPTER 3 God's Enemies: Explaining the European Witch-Hunts 201 CAHPTER 4 God's Justice: The Sin of Slavery 291 Postscript: Gods, Rituals, and Social Science 367 Notes 377 Bibliography 419 Index 465

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