Secularity and Science
This book reports on the largest intercultural survey of the attitudes of physicists and biologists to science and religion with 20,000 participants and 600 interviews…… Read More »
Category: Science And Religion
Enriching our Vision of Reality
Alister McGrath is the Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at Oxford, and eminently suited to the post with Oxford doctorates in both natural…… Read More »
A 21st Century Debate on Science and Religion
Authors: Fraser Watts, Harris Wiseman, Shiva Khalili
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Science And Religion
The twelve contributions in this volume come from a Congress held in Vienna in 2015 within a framework of the search for truth from different…… Read More »
Religion vs. Science
Authors: Christopher P. Scheitle, Elaine Howard Ecklund
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Science And Religion
Elaine Ecklund is a sociologist who has made one of the most extensive studies for the relationship between science and religion, and is the author…… Read More »
Are There Limits to Science?
Based on the 2016 conference of the Science and Religion Forum, this volume effectively discusses the limits of naturalism in a number of fields, questioning…… Read More »
The Believing Scientist
Stephen Barr writes as a theoretical physicist and Catholic about a wide range of issues in science and religion, drawing on his extensive work over…… Read More »
Genes, Determinism and God
In this magisterial elaboration of his St Andrews Gifford Lectures, Denis Alexander critically explores the implications of advances in developmental biology and genetics for the…… Read More »
The Unbearable Wholeness of Being
This book takes up the themes of the previous one using the thought of Teilhard de Chardin as a springboard. The author is a Senior…… Read More »
Dawkins' God
Alister McGrath is the professor of science and religion at Oxford, author of more than 20 books and trained both as a theologian and biophysicist.…… Read More »
Science and Religion – an Impossible Dialogue
As the subtitle suggests, this book questions the fashionable emphasis on dialogue between science and religion by arguing that they are social institutions giving rise…… Read More »