Religion and science

The Accidental Universe

By Alan Lightman,

In the fifth century B.C., the philosopher Democritus proposed that all matter was made of tiny and indivisible atoms, which came in various sizes and textures—some hard and some soft,…

The evidence of things not seen

By David Berlinski,

The idols of environmentalism

By Curtis White,

Hysterical scientism

By Marilynne Robinson,

God or gorilla

By Matthew Chapman,

Academic cross-dressing

By Stanley Eugene Fish,

A gospel according to the earth

By Jack Hitt,

On earth as it is in heaven

By Jack Hitt,

In search of the miraculous

By Theodore Roszak,

The common ground of mysticism and science

By William Irwin Thompson,

What and Where Are We?

By J.W.N. (John William Navin) Sullivan,