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Seven Nobel Laureates on Science and Spirituality
IDF500
by Edited By: T.D. Singh
Paperback (Edition: 2004)
The Bhaktivedanta Institute
ISBN 8190136925
Size: 8.5" X 5.4"
Pages: 109
Scientific and religious paths are like two streams of the creative human mind. Can there be any synthesis between them? Are scientists and spiritualists, in a deeper sense both engaged in the same search for the ultimate meaning of life and the universe? In this unique book, Dr. T.D. Singh presents the insights of seven Nobel Laureates who explore the Possible grounds for the synthesis of science and religion. Dr. Singh is both a scientist with a Ph.D. in Physical Organic Chemistry from the University of California Irvine, U.S.A and a spiritualist in the Bhakti-Vedanta tradition of India. For over 30 years Dr. Singh has been one of the pioneers in advancing the science and religion dialogue.
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INTRODUCTION T.D. Singh | 9 |
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THE NEED FOR SYNTHESIS The Dalai Lama | 18 |
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THE COSMOLOGY OF LIFE AND MIND George Wald | 22 |
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SCIENCE, VALUES AND BEYOND Adialogue between Charles Townes and T.D. Singh | 35 |
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ROLE OF SCIENCE AND RELIGION FOR PEACE AND THE HUMAN FAMILY Betty Williams | 46 |
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SCIENCE AND RELIGION: HOW TO MAKE THE SYNTHESIS B.D.Josephson | 51 |
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SCIENCE IN THE THIRD MILLENNIUM: EXPECTATIONS BETWEEN HOPE AND FEAR Richard R. Ernst | 64 |
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LIFE AND ITS ORIGIN A Dialogue between Werner Arber and T.D. Singh | 84 |
| BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION OF CONTRIBUTORS | 104 |
| ABOUT BHAKTIVEDANTA INSTITUTE | 108 |
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