BY STEPHEN B. GRAY
IN THE INTELLECTUAL CHILDHOOD of Homo sapiens, before the appearance of science a few centuries ago, most of the Western world held the egocentric view that we are the center and purpose of the universe, created and cared for by God. As scientific knowledge grew, this notion became obsolete, but many monotheists still think we are uniquely favored.
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