Varadaraja V. Raman is an emeritus professor of physics and humanities at Rochester Institute of Technology. He attended the University of Calcutta before completing his doctoral work on the foundations of quantum mechanics at the University of Paris under Louis de Broglie. This book was a gift signed by the author, V.V. Raman. (For his books I’ve read, click on his name.)  Read more

Keith Ward had been Regius Professor of Divinity at Oxford. He is a member of the Council of the Royal Institute of Philosophy and is a Fellow of the British Academy. (For his books I’ve read, click on his name.) This book was given me by the same friend who gave me The God Delusion.  Read more

John Polkinghorne, a fellow and retired president of Queen’s College, Cambridge, is a theoretical physicist, theologian, writer, and an Anglican priest. Knighted in 1997, in 2002 he received the Templeton Prize for exceptional contributions to affirming life’s spiritual dimension. (For his books I’ve read, click on his name.)  Read more

Paul Davies was Professor of Natural Philosophy at the University of Adelaide, South Australia, when he wrote this book, which was based on lectures he gave at the University of Milan in Nov 1993. (For his books I’ve read, click on his name.)  Read more

Paul Davies is an internationally acclaimed physicist and cosmologist and is director of ‘Beyond’, a research institute at Arizona State University. Among his numerous awards are the Faraday Prize and the Templeton Prize. (For his books I’ve read, click on his name.)  Read more