Stephen Jay Gould and other experts discuss the boundaries and compatibility of science and religion. They explore the non-overlapping magisteria concept, the evolution of science, ethical debates, Galileo's clash with the Catholic Church, genetic engineering in agriculture, and the intersection of science and religion in addressing morality and ethics.

In this thought-provoking discussion, Stephen Jay Gould, an American paleontologist, delves into the interplay between science and religion, advocating for their distinct yet complementary roles. John Haldane, a professor of philosophy, explores ethical concerns in biotechnology, while sociologist Hilary Rose examines the moral implications of technological advancements. Together, they challenge the notion of conflict, suggesting that both realms can coexist and even enrich each other, highlighting humanity's quest for meaning amidst scientific inquiry and theological reflection.