Essay Plan - science and religion Flashcards
1
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‘unscientific …’
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‘unscientific balderdash’
2
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Analysis of ‘unscientific balderdash’ from chapter 2:
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- Jekyll is trying to separate good and evil, transgressing moral boundaries by using science to solve moral problems. Jekyll is using science to fulfil his own desires.
- Shows Lanyon does not agree with Jekyll’s experiments, Jekyll’s experiments go against Lanyon’s religious views.
3
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‘he began to go wrong…
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‘he began to go wrong, wrong in the mind’
4
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Analysis of ‘he began to go wrong, wrong in the mind’ from chapter 2:
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- Lanyon fell out with Jekyll because he did not approve of the immoral scientific research Jekyll was doing – Jekyll is creating new life, playing God. Lanyon believes this is wrong.
- shows Lanyon’s argument with Jekyll.
- Suggests Jekyll is becoming mad.
5
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‘they have differed on…’
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‘they have differed on some point of science’