Title: Making sense of Science and Religion
Review: As president of IRAS (The Institute on Religion in an Age of Science) I am frequently frustrated with the treatment given by science/religion authors of the various physics concepts and experiments that are supposed to have relevance to the science/religion dialogue. This book makes more sense of them than any I have read, and it does so in language accessible to any non-specialist reader. Young is a physicist at the Colorado School of Mines, but he writes like an Communications Major - clearly. It is a great combination, and a great read.
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