Title: Man without God and God without Science.
Product review: This is a truly dreadful book, scribbled in the new age of the intellectually bankrupt. Mr. Gould proposes a discourse on Man and Science, in which those who are ignorant of grace should discuss God, and the rest of us should discuss the facts more carefully. Egad! New blood is urgently required in science and religion, and this type of book pleads for our ignorance, as if we, in all our needs and contradictions, have achieved some new pinnacle of understanding in our scientific and moral world. Mr. Gould is a scientist, and we pray that he speaks no more of God, as per his book, but informs us only of any facts that he has discovered. For those who are interested in the Rocks of Ages, I would recommend the originals, or morally chaste and inspiring books such as "Fermat's Enigma" by Simon Singh, or "Gödel, A life of Logic" by John Casti and Werner DePauli.
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