God's science

In the science of God, Gerald Schroeder, eminent physicist and biblist, confronts various significant events drawn from the Old Testament with the most recent discoveries of biochemists, paleontologists and physicists. He thus establishes the idea that science and a careful study of the Bible are not only compatible, but interdependent. The science of God demonstrates that religious belief can be intensified by an analysis open to the world and that an honest scientific approach must show humility in the face of the extraordinary wealth of life. This work by Gerald Schroeder is of a capital contribution in the heated debate separating science and religion. His penetrating ideas on miracles, the origins of the universe or of life on earth, as well as the sense of free will make the science of God a fund of fundamental reference. "This fascinating and human book makes mentalities evolve beyondClichés and stereotypes that scientists and religious gargles. »Washington Post "Schroeder provides new evidence to the eternal argument aimed at demonstrating that science and religion, matter and spirit, should not be perceived as incompatible, in the inability to coexist. »Publishers Weekly The science of God was classified best sale at Amazon.com in the "Sciences" category and among the 200 best sales all categories combined throughout the first year of its publication. This work has been translated into 10 languages. 292 pages