Religion and Science (Gifford Lectures Series Book 1)
Ian G. Barbour examines the relationship between religion and science across physics, biology, theology, and metaphysics. This expanded and revised edition offers a broad, interdisciplinary guide to enduring questions about how scientific and religious perspectives meet, differ, and inform deeper philosophical reflection.
About This Book
Religion and Science explores the connections and tensions between scientific inquiry and religious thought.
Drawing on physics, biology, theology, and metaphysics, the book addresses these fields within a broad interdisciplinary framework.
This expanded and revised edition presents Ian G. Barbour’s work as part of the Gifford Lectures Series.
It is suited to readers seeking a substantial introduction to questions at the intersection of science, philosophy, and theology.
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