Science and Faith

Exploring the relationship between science and religious faith, this book examines three distinct responses to fundamental questions about existence, morality, and the universe. The "Conflict" approach argues that science renders faith obsolete, championed by New Atheists. The "Contrast" perspective maintains that science and faith address different realms, while the "Convergence" approach seeks a harmonious relationship, suggesting that both can enrich our understanding of reality. Written for a diverse audience, it aims to engage skeptics, believers, and scholars alike.