When Worlds Converge

What Science and Religion Tell Us about the Story of the Universe and Our Place in It

By: Clifford N. Matthews (Editor), Mary Evelyn Tucker (Editor), Philip Hefner (Editor)

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Paperback | 1 November 2001

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This collection of essays by various scientists, theologians, philosophers and other academics explores the important dialogue between science and religion. The editors emphasize the importance of three main convergences: different sciences converging to give a coherent story of humankind's place in the cosmos, different religions converging to gain mutual understanding and harmony, and both science and religion converging as people realize their explanations and roles needn't be mutually exclusive. Contributors address ideas on the evolution of matter, life and mind; the evolution of language and brain; consciousness and creativity; religion as a moral framework; science and the Qur'an; and religion and enviromental ethics. This study is the sequel to "Cosmic Beginnings and Human Ends".

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