Cosmic Beginnings and Human Ends: Where Science and Religion Meet

Marc Notes: Cosmogony, cosmology - congresses; Announced in cloth at $ 41.95 Paper $14.95; Dist.by Harvard U. P. Publisher Marketing: Some of the most penetrating scientific intellects have found that something beyond science is required to make sense of the cosmos, while many of those working for inter-faith dialogue have concluded that the story of the universe is the only thing that can bring the religions of the world together.

Contributor Bio:  Matthews, Clifford N Clifford Matthews is an engineer of wide and varied experience. He is a prolific author of books, technical reports, and training material. An internationally travelled consultant, Cliff is a trouble-shooter, diagnosing and solving engineering problems. Contributor Bio:  Varghese, Roy Abraham Philosopher and former atheist Antony Flew set the agenda for modern atheism with his 1950 essay "Theology and Falsification," which became the most widely reprinted philosophical publication of the last half century. Flew has published over thirty books, including "God and Philosophy", "The Presumption of Atheism", and "How to Think Straight". He spent twenty years as professor of philosophy at the University of Keele and has also held positions at Oxford, the University of Aberdeen, and the University of Reading. He now lives in Reading, England.