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Michael J. Crowe
historian · 4 mentions across 1 reading
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Michael J. Crowe is a historian of science and religion whose work examines how theological frameworks respond to cosmological discovery, particularly the possibility of extraterrestrial life. He appears in these readings primarily through citations addressing the intersection of cosmic evolution and religious thought—specifically how different endpoints of evolution (physical, biological, cultural) challenge or reshape traditional theological assumptions. His work enables the course's broader interrogation of how AI and complexity science force us to reconsider inherited boundaries between the natural, the living, and the cultural.
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