Can Science and Religion partner in a new phase of human exploration?

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An interview from The Deeper You Go: June, 2017. Science as an institution has come to resemble dogmatic religion in its adherence to outmoded or ill-founded notions, particularly regarding materialism. But perhaps a path is opening up, allowing science and religion to progress together in a complementary way.

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Rupert Sheldrake

Can Science and Religion partner in a new phase of human exploration?

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