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<title>The God Genome (Book review)</title>
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<description>THE question of the place of science in human life is not a scientific question. It is a philosophical question. Scientism, the view that science can explain all human conditions and expressions, mental as well as physical, is a superstition, one of the dominant superstitions of our day; and it is not an insult to science to say so. For a sorry instance of present-day scientism, it would be hard to improve on Daniel C. Dennett&#x26;#x27;s book. &#x26;#x22;Breaking the Spell&#x26;#x22; is a work of considerable historical interest, because it is a merry anthology of contemporary superstitions.</description>
<author>The NY Times (tip o&#x27;the hat to Ramesh Ponnuru on NRO &#x27;s corner)</author>
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