“At its birth eugenics was not a politicised science; it was a science-ised political creed.”
Matt Ridley book Genome
Source: Genome (1999), Chapter 21 “Eugenics” (p. 288)
“The creeds of religion correspond to theories of science…”
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Context: The creeds of religion correspond to theories of science... intuitions of the human soul should be studied by the methods which are adopted with such great success in the region of positive science.
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