The Landscapes of Science and Religion

'The Landscapes of Science and Religion' investigates the underlying disagreements between science and religion, revealing the complexities often missed in public discussions.

The book draws on Wittgenstein's ideas of language and family resemblances to explore the shifting boundaries of science and religion.

Spencer interviewed scientists, philosophers, theologians, and religious studies experts to understand their perspectives.

The research showed that the more people knew about the subject, the less likely they were to hold a clear, oppositional position.

By examining the landscapes of science and religion, Spencer provides a nuanced understanding of their relationship.