Religion
&
Reality
edited
by
Joseph
Needluim
The
contributors
to
this
volume
are
among
the
most
distinguished
scholars
of
this
cen-
tury.
Each
was
invited
to
state
his
views
on
the
relations
of
science
and
religion,
without
benefit
of
seeing
his
associates'
contribu-
tions.
Hence,
each
contributor
speaks
inde-
pendently
and
forhimself,
but
at
the
same
time
presents
a
viewpoint
which
has
many
adherents.
The
"Reality"
in
the
title
is
not
an
after-
thought
it
is
part
of
the
content
and
pur-
pose
of
the
book.
For
the
contributorsseek
to
answer
the
question:
How
complete
and
satisfying
can
a
reality
be
which
is
seen
ex-
clusively
through
the
eyes
of
the
scientist
or
exclusively
through
the
eyes
of
the
man
of
religion?
Was
Pascal
right
when
hewrote
that
thereare
two
extravagances,
the
one
to
exclude
Reason,
the
other
to
admit
only
Reason?
When
this
book
was
originally
published
in
1925,
it
was
immediately
recognized
as
a
document
of
unusual
significance,
a
remark-
able
cooperative
effort
on
the
part
of
thegreat
scholarsof
theday.
It
is
here
re-
issued
with
a
new
Introduction
by
Professor
George
Sarton
of
Harvard
University,
and
should
be,
to
thoughtful
readers
of
our
day,
of
even
greater
profit
than
was
possible
in
1925.
For
history
has
served
forcefully
to
bring
contemporary
man
up
short
before
the
great
issues
of
science
and
religion.
jacket
design
by
Charles
Kaplan
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