Raven champions the ideas that science and religion are intimately related, and through historical review shows the folly of separating the two worlds. His prophetic use of the life sciences to illustrate his belief in wholeness, integration, and unity foreshadows a growing contemporary trend toward interdisciplinary studies and multi-faith explorations.
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A course of eight lectures delivered at Cambridge in 1943. In his introduction Dr Raven suggests that science and religion, as the most formative influence in the educational and the intellectual life of the world, share responsibility for the outbreak of worldwide war.
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