Is science compatible with religious faith? Does science rule out the existence of a personal God? After Darwin, can anyone honestly believe in divine providence? Do miracles really happen? Was the universe created or did it "just happen"? Isn't life reducible to chemistry? Is your mind anything more than your brain? Can't science now explain morality, and can't we be good without God? Are human beings special in the vast universe? Is there life after death? This book lays out three distinct way...
Lays out three distinct ways of responding to the main theological concerns and religious difficulties raised by the natural sciences today: conflict, contrast, and convergence.
Attempts to uncover what it is that religions have in common the archetypal human need to find meaningful routes through life and to stay in touch with their spiritual potential.
