Religion and Science

By: Bertrand Russell

Narrated by: David Case

"New truth is often uncomfortable," Bertrand Russell wrote, "but it is the most important achievement of our species." In Religion and Science (1961), his popular polemic against religious dogma, he covers the ground from demonology to quantum physics, yet concedes that science cannot touch the profound feelings of personal religious experience.©1997 Bertrand Russell (P)2009 Highbridge

Also essential

This was my second publication be Bertrand Russel (the first being the excellent 'What I Believe'). Again, sound writing and solid ideas. Buy it just for the clear thinking.

Excellent provision

Great listening with a good review of quantum mechanics and godly listening with reputable listening.

Refreshing

Timeless thinking. Timely issues. A perspective on what’s new under the sun. An absolute must for biological and AI scientists who are trying to integrate with each other. VQ

Easy listening and thoughtful

Can't go wrong with a Bertrand Russell book under 5 hours. I really enjoyed my listen.

Quick listen

Short sweet and insightful. There are times you want something quick but full of meaning. This is for you.