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| rdfs:comment | - According to the producers of Lost, the question of science vs. faith is a central theme of the show. This especially applies to the peculiarities of the Island, and to the constant battle between two of the main protagonists, Jack Shephard, man of science, and John Locke, man of faith. In a more general sense, the science/faith conflict can be applied to the struggle between the DHARMA Initiative and the Hostiles/Others.
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| abstract | - According to the producers of Lost, the question of science vs. faith is a central theme of the show. This especially applies to the peculiarities of the Island, and to the constant battle between two of the main protagonists, Jack Shephard, man of science, and John Locke, man of faith. In a more general sense, the science/faith conflict can be applied to the struggle between the DHARMA Initiative and the Hostiles/Others.
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