Religion and Science
Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780195002287 (0195002288)
Publish date: December 31st 1961
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
Pages no: 256
Edition language: English
Category:
Non Fiction,
Writing,
Essays,
History,
Literature,
Science,
Religion,
Philosophy,
Theology,
God,
Atheism
Russell's clarity alone is a reason to read this book, any time.The book is an easy read, articulate and entertaining. It's not a part of Russell's influential theories, rather an aside. Russell presents a history of refutations, from an analytical/scientific perspective, of arguments in favor of Go...
In the first instance, I wish to repudiate the statement made by Manny on comment 72 here: http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/551961-lame?page=2#comment_number_73I mean, I was gasping, possibly even moaning...but it wasn't because Bertrand is my pornography....So we have here a guy who thought he c...
Bertrand Russell was an extremely intelligent, witty and entertaining writer, and I enjoyed most of this book in the way I would have enjoyed a very good comment thread on Goodreads; perhaps the book in question was the Bible, or The God Delusion, or one of Ann Coulter's more demented outpourings. R...
Those that are fully cognisant with all that is 'bettie' will know that there is not much here to dispute but this of course leaves no room to laud teh Bertrand and lauding is needed. Brevity rules in this exposition even though all is addressed to my satisfaction.
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