Quarks, Chaos & Christianity: Questions to Science And Religion by Polkinghorne, John - 2006

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Crossroad, September 2006. Paper Back. New. If C.S. Lewis were a physicist, he might have written this Book. So goes a marketing blurb-- yet we can well believe it. Until 1979 John Polkinghorne was a theoretical particle physicist and professor at Cambridge University. Now he is an Anglican priest who, in a series of books, has written clearly and sensibly on the relationship between science and religion, modern physics and Christianity. <i>Quarks, Chaos, and Christianity</i> is one of the latest and most introductory of these books--a concise, non-technical primer to this important subject. In it he asks (and answers) questions such as ''Why is the world intelligible?'' ''What about miracles?'' and ''Can a scientist pray?'' To Polkinghorne science and religion are natural friends. In part this is so because both enjoin ''motivated belief,'' because the Christian ethos made possible the practice of modern science, and… Read More

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