Reinventing the Sacred: A New View of Science, Reason, and Religion, (Paperback)

from ddowell

As usual, Kauffman pushes the conceptual envelope. He argues that the future is inherently unpredictable and goes on to derive a philosophy of meaning from that unpredictability. He even joins Roger Penrose in hypothesizing a role for quantum superposition in fostering free will and the unpredict...

from NielsenGW

For those people who say that the evidence for God is in nature, Stuart Kauffman is a good way to bridge the gap between a godless universe and one where spirituality pervades the fabric of existence. After reading Niall Shanks's God, the Devil, and Darwin, I got an understanding of the differing...

from DavidCLDriedger

data data data = new agey vision of global sacrednessI am not really even criticizing what he ends with, though what he ends with is not very critical, but dear god I just don't get how scientists make these moves.

from dasam

This is a challenging and difficult book in many senses. It challenges our beliefs, whether we hold firmly to a version of God, or to a secular faith in no God. It challenges us whether we see science as the only Way, or doubt science as the way. It is a work of science, religion, faith, doubt, p...

from dasam

This is a challenging and difficult book in many senses. It challenges our beliefs, whether we hold firmly to a version of God, or to a secular faith in no God. It challenges us whether we see science as the only Way, or doubt science as the way. It is a work of science, religion, faith, doubt, p...