War of the Worldviews: Where Science and Spirituality Meet -- And Do Not, (Paperback)

from kybunnies

**********THIS WAS A GOODREAD.COM FIRST READ CONTEST WIN!!!**********This was an interesting read. As stated on my homepage I am not a writer so any review I write will totally make the book seem like something not worth reading. This is a good book for people to read that do not understand eithe...

from Laine-Cunningham

I enjoyed this one for the back-and-forth between the two authors. They come from very different views and each presents their side in an easy to understand language. I read this book as part of my research for my latest novel. You might say the novel deals with quantum biology...the intersection...

from jmoncton

Spiritualist Deepak Chopra and Cal Tech physicist Leonard Mlodinow have collaborated in this book to discuss some of the hairy issues that lie in the intersection between faith and science. The book is organized as a series of questions, 'Is there design in the Universe?', 'What makes us human?',...

from Niecierpek

Leonard Mlodinov is making a case for a scientific outlook on life and universe in this book and Deepak Chopra for a spiritual. They discuss issues of cosmos, life, mind, brain and God. Chopra does not deny any of the scientific developments like evolution, Big Bang, or any scientific discovery t...

from garysmeade

Brilliant. I feel so much more enlightened by the way a true scientist thinks and more wary of superstitious nonsense. Given that I once would have been the defender of Deepak's science-suspicion position, I'm glad to have Leonard as a reasonable voice for the superiority of evidence-based thinking.