religion and science

Examines questions in regards to the world's origin, how it functions, and why; and features logical arguments that are supported by physics and theology; and also discusses the relationship between science and religion.

Discusses connections between science and religion, examining their link as spiritual pursuits through topics such as the burning of Giordano Bruno in 1600, Einstein's theories, and modern issues of global warming and resource depletion.

A collection of essays from scientists, journalists, philosophers, and religious leaders and thinkers on intelligent design, discussing the 2005 federal court case which prevented the theory from being taught in schools and the opinion of President George W. Bush to teach Intelligent Design alongside the theory of evolution, and examines excerpts from the works of Charles Darwin and William Paley.

Examines twenty-five episodes in the history of science and religion that the author claims are myths that perpetuate the impression that the two fields are and always have been in conflict.

Studies the relationship between science and religion, focusing on the link between Darwinism and the basic tenets of the Christian faith.

Contains sixteen essays that provide varying perspectives on the debate over intelligent design and evolution, discussing whether the theory of intelligent design is based on religion, science, or neither; which theory should be taught in schools; the compatibility of Christianity and Darwinism; and other topics.

Presents differing opinions on the compatibility of religion and science, the nature of the Creator, the origin of the universe and the origin of life.

Explores new scientific evidence in astronomy, the nature of the atom, and DNA, and discusses how those discoveries have created a revolutionary new world view.

Studies the conflicts between science and traditional religion that have arisen in the last half of the twentieth century.