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A Tribute to Arthur C. Clarke

The Ideas of Arthur C. Clarke

George Zebrowski

From: Volume 28, No. 4
June / July 2008

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Free Inquiry Volume 28, No. 4

Introduction

Ninetieth-Birthday Reflections

A Star Has Gone Out

The Ideas of Arthur C. Clarke

Why Is There a Universe at All Rather than Just Nothing? Part 1

The Secular Conscience: Why Belief Belongs in Public Life

The Lost Rewards of the Spiritual Life

Evolutionary Humanism
for a New Era

Retake The Moral High Ground

The Papacy: Authority and Obedience


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