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This Volume Collects Adolf Grünbaum's Most Discussed Essays On Scientific Rationality. It Covers The Problem Of What It Takes For A Theory To Be Called Scientific And Asks Whether It Is Plausible To Draw A Clear Distinction Between Science And Non-science. It Also Delves Into The Debate Between Determinism And Indeterminism Both In Science And In The Humanities, And Defends The Position Of The Human Determinist. This Then Leads To A Thorough Criticism Of The Current Theological Approaches To Ethics And Morality, Where Grünbaum Defends An Explicit Secular Humanism, As Well As To A Detailed Critique Of The Prominent Theistic Interpretations Of Twentieth Century Physical Cosmologies. Adolf Grünbaum. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Mode Of Access: World Wide Web.