The fifteenth-century Rice Psalter is named for an inscription in the manuscript that likely refers to a sixteenth-century merchant and his wife.
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hat the Bible Says about Nature
The Bible is not a scientific textbook, but it does make certain claims about the natural world that have been woven into different faith traditions. The big ideas of biblical theology helped shape the way people within these traditions thought about nature and its changes. They even influenced the course of scientific knowledge, informing why people believed science is important and even possible, how it should be done, and for what purpose.
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