The Religion of Science

This work challenges conventional beliefs about the relationship between science and religion, arguing that the two are inherently compatible and that science can actually deepen and enrich spiritual beliefs. The author draws on the insights of contemporary physics and philosophy to explore questions of ultimate meaning and purpose, proposing a framework for understanding the universe that integrates scientific and spiritual modes of inquiry.
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