Saints and Madmen: How Science Got Religion
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Open Road Media, 2012.
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Russell Shorto., & Russell Shorto|AUTHOR. (2012). Saints and Madmen: How Science Got Religion . Open Road Media.

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Russell Shorto and Russell Shorto|AUTHOR. 2012. Saints and Madmen: How Science Got Religion. Open Road Media.

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Russell Shorto and Russell Shorto|AUTHOR. Saints and Madmen: How Science Got Religion Open Road Media, 2012.

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Russell Shorto, and Russell Shorto|AUTHOR. Saints and Madmen: How Science Got Religion Open Road Media, 2012.

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