Science and Religion Books
Science and religion are frequently at odds, and many books attempt to explore the apparent conflicts between these two methods of searching for truth.
Quantum Physics and Theology by John Polkinghorne
In this book, physicist and Anglican priest John Polkinghorne explores the similar methods used by science to inquire about quantum physics and theologians to inquire about Christ's life. An intriguing look into the mind of a thoughtful scientist and Christian.
In this book, physicist and Anglican priest John Polkinghorne explores the similar methods used by science to inquire about quantum physics and theologians to inquire about Christ's life. An intriguing look into the mind of a thoughtful scientist and Christian.
The Physics of Christianity by Frank J. Tipler
A review of The Physics of Christianity by controversial Tulane University physicist Frank J. Tipler. In this book, Tipler outlines an interpretation of quantum physics which could theoretically be consistent with a literal interpretation of Christian doctrine, and would explain everything from the virgin birth to the existence of miracles, and the ultimate goal of mankind.
A review of The Physics of Christianity by controversial Tulane University physicist Frank J. Tipler. In this book, Tipler outlines an interpretation of quantum physics which could theoretically be consistent with a literal interpretation of Christian doctrine, and would explain everything from the virgin birth to the existence of miracles, and the ultimate goal of mankind.
About.com Atheism - Science versus Religion Book Reviews
About.com Atheism has a number of reviews for books that discuss the conflict between science and religion.
About.com Atheism has a number of reviews for books that discuss the conflict between science and religion.