Galileo's Children: Tales of Science Vs. Superstition

A collection with the theme of persecuted scientists, in general. Dozois has to together a high quality collection, which is not all that easy with a theme presumably (Stories 3.61 average). There is also a decent intro. Galileo's Children : The Stars Below - Ursula K. Le Guin Galileo's Children : The Will of God - Keith Roberts Galileo's Children : The Way of Cross and Dragon - George R.R. Martin Galileo's Children : The Pope of the Chimps - Robert Silverberg Galileo's Children : The World Is a Sphere - Edgar Pangborn Galileo's Children : Written in Blood - Chris Lawson Galileo's Children : Falling Star - Brendan DuBois Galileo's Children : Three Hearings On the Existence of Snakes In Human Bloodstream - James Alan Gardner Galileo's Children : The Star - Arthur C. Clarke Galileo's Children : The Last Homsxual - Paul Park Galileo's Children : The Man Who Walked Home - James TiptreeJr Galileo's Children : When the Old Gods Die - Mike Resnick Galileo's Children : Oracle - Greg Egan Telescopic mining. 4 out of 5 Demonic telecommunications. 3 out of 5 Judas Star Knights. 3.5 out of 5 Talking ape theology just as mistakenly murderous as the human variety. 4 out of 5 Post-apocalyptic global idea recovery retribution. 3.5 out of 5 Religious DNA transcription is a killer vulnerability. 4.5 out of 5 After a serious virus destroys computer chips, years later an old astronaut has to deal with the peasants in his town. 4 out of 5 Bloodwork shows religious interbreeding problematic. 3.5 out of 5 Jesuit crewing for amusement finds supernova technology treasure cache is Star of Bethlehem reference point. 3.5 out of 5 Politics of everything is a disease. 3 out of 5 Annual accidental time travel peepshow. 4 out of 5 Kirinyaga magic vs medicine decision. 3.5 out of 5 In a reality where a man, similar to Alan Turing is working for the government in rather more unpleasant circumstances is visited by a reality hopping android woman things change rapidly. A man somewhat similar to C. S. Lewis has problems coping and believing. 4 out of 5