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Francis Collins, Evangelicals, And Stem Cells - The New Yorker

“Collins’s detractors did not question his professional achievements, which long ago secured his place in the first rank of international scientists… The objection to Collins was his faith—or, at least, the ardency of it. Collins is a believing Christian, which places him in the minority among his peers …”

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