accommodationists

I should say that people like me who think that science and religion might co-exist -- "accommodationists" -- are particular objects of scorn.

Michael Ruse: Intelligent Design: Did God Create Through Law or Miracle? Michael Ruse 2010

Caught somewhat uneasily in the middle, arguing that you can have both science and religion, are the so-called "accommodationists" like UC Irvine geneticist and recent winner of the Templeton prize in religion, Francisco Ayala.

Michael Ruse: A Darwinian Can Be a Christian, Too 2010

But there is always a little venom to spare for the so-called "accommodationists," these being folk who think that one might possibly be onside with science and yet be religious.

Michael Ruse: Accommodationism in the Religion-Science Debate: Why It's Incomplete 2010

But there is always a little venom to spare for the so-called "accommodationists," these being folk who think that one might possibly be onside with science and yet be religious.

Michael Ruse: Accommodationism in the Religion-Science Debate: Why It's Incomplete 2010

But there is always a little venom to spare for the so-called "accommodationists," these being folk who think that one might possibly be onside with science and yet be religious.

Michael Ruse: Accommodationism in the Religion-Science Debate: Why It's Incomplete 2010

But there is always a little venom to spare for the so-called "accommodationists," these being folk who think that one might possibly be onside with science and yet be religious.

Michael Ruse: Accommodationism in the Religion-Science Debate: Why It's Incomplete Michael Ruse 2010

But there is always a little venom to spare for the so-called "accommodationists," these being folk who think that one might possibly be onside with science and yet be religious.

Michael Ruse: Accommodationism in the Religion-Science Debate: Why It's Incomplete Michael Ruse 2010

But there is always a little venom to spare for the so-called "accommodationists," these being folk who think that one might possibly be onside with science and yet be religious.

Michael Ruse: Accommodationism in the Religion-Science Debate: Why It's Incomplete 2010

However, I'm not sure any alleged "accommodationists" like or embrace the

Discover Blogs 2010

Those trying to find common ground with religious people were called "accommodationists," while the more outspoken atheists were called "confrontationalists" and accused of alienating potential allies, like moderate Christians.

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