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4.0 out of 5 stars
Also known as "Science and Religion"a food for thought book,
By shane eastwood (imabari city, ehime ken Japon) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Human Being in Depth: A Scientific Approach to Religion (Paperback)
To anyone intrigued about how Western scientific observations and Vedanta philosophy can be related, this book is an excellent starter.The book attempts to convey to the reader how religion and science need not necessarily conflict in their aims and offers ample reasons for why. One interesting chapter is about a type of faith and Reason and another 'homeostasis and the human consciousness' is related to an existential purpose. Lastly it offers a way to moral health for human society as a whole, irrespective of belief or ideology. i personally recommend this book for those who are unsatisfied or cynical about the aims of science and religion and the purpose of human life. If anything detracts from the book, it could present its findings in a more critical, analytical, less eulogizing fashion at times. however for those sincere in their reading this should detract little from what Swami Ranganathananda`s book has to offer. |
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Human Being in Depth: A Scientific Approach to Religion by Swami Ranganathananda (Paperback - September 27, 1991)
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