religion and science

Contains forty-six essays in which the authors explore topics related to the intersection of religion and science, grouped in the categories of general overviews, historical perspectives, and creation, the cosmos, and origins of the universe.

The author looks to science to determine whether the human soul exists in death, and travels to various places around the world to discuss supernatural occurrences with spirit guides and mediums.

Explores why humans put their faith in a higher power even in the face of scientific skepticism.

Discusses the relationship between religious faith and natural science.

A millennium after a devastating war changed the direction of Earth's rotation, when the Church keeps science and technology suppressed, magician-like Benzamir and Va, a killer-for-hire monk, seek Solomon, who is surreptitiously spreading technology for nefarious purposes.

Ganymede, a renegade amongst the colonists living on the moons of Jupiter, travels back in time to bring Galileo Galilei from Renaissance Italy into the future to ensure influence of science over religion, but the experiences cause Galileo to struggle with the ignorance and superstitions of his time.

A collection of essays that discusses the conflict between the teaching of science and religion in American schools, and describes efforts by Christian groups to have creationism taught alongside evolution.

Examination of the evolution of western culture consciousness from its beginnings to the twenty-first century.

Examines various scientific topics related to spiritual experiences through interviews with neuroscientists, mystics, and others, and covers topics such as healing through direct prayer, peyote ceremonies, near-death experiences, and psychoneuroimmunology.