Description
Lionel relates the science to our everyday life, thought and actions, our understanding of free will and our consciousness. He teases out from the elaborate religious beliefs that have accumulated from ancient and historical times, what he believes really matters. This lets him suggest a way in which a twenty-first century person, aware of the way science works, accepting the technology that science affords, and receiving the knowledge of our world that science presents, can honestly worship God and practice a religious faith.
Rather than write an objective and formal thesis, he uses simple conversational prose, and sets that off with a number of poems which directly confront the issues of faith and science with emotional engagement.
