Letters

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From Denis R. Alexander, Faraday Institute for Science and Religion I think A. C. Grayling is confusing two different issues when he discusses whether a scientific magazine should accept various kinds of advertisement (12 July, p 48).rnHe is surely correct in suggesting that a scientific magazine should not advertise things such as creationism and astrology, which put forward claims that we know from science itself are not true. But that is very different from the science-religion debate, which is about whether the whole corpus of scientific knowledge can be incorporated within a broader narrative beyond science, a very different kind of discussion.