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711
"
At
the
beginning
,
"
Kohler
said
.
"
Tell
us
about
your
father
’
s
experiment
.
"
712
"
Rectifying
science
with
religion
has
been
my
father
’
s
life
dream
,
"
Vittoria
said
.
"
He
hoped
to
prove
that
science
and
religion
are
two
totally
compatible
fields
—
two
different
approaches
to
finding
the
same
truth
.
"
She
paused
as
if
unable
to
believe
what
she
was
about
to
say
.
"
And
recently
…
he
conceived
of
a
way
to
do
that
.
"
713
Kohler
said
nothing
.
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714
"
He
devised
an
experiment
,
one
he
hoped
would
settle
one
of
the
most
bitter
conflicts
in
the
history
of
science
and
religion
.
"
715
Langdon
wondered
which
conflict
she
could
mean
.
There
were
so
many
.
716
"
Creationism
,
"
Vittoria
declared
.
717
"
The
battle
over
how
the
universe
came
to
be
.
"
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718
Oh
,
Langdon
thought
.
The
debate
.
719
"
The
Bible
,
of
course
,
states
that
God
created
the
universe
,
"
she
explained
.
"
God
said
,
‘
Let
there
be
light
,
’
and
everything
we
see
appeared
out
of
a
vast
emptiness
.
Unfortunately
,
one
of
the
fundamental
laws
of
physics
states
that
matter
cannot
be
created
out
of
nothing
.
"
720
Langdon
had
read
about
this
stalemate
.
The
idea
that
God
allegedly
created
"
something
from
nothing
"
was
totally
contrary
to
accepted
laws
of
modern
physics
and
therefore
,
scientists
claimed
,
Genesis
was
scientifically
absurd
.