John Hitchcock proposes a cultural evolution to heal the fragmentation in our world vision that developed when science and religion diverged centuries ago, urging us to see science and spirituality as complementary ways of knowing. Hitchcock shows how we will take a more active and grateful part in the progress of the cosmos as we learn to see holistically.
Author Biography
John L. Hitchcock holds a doctorate in physics and graduate degrees in clinical mental-health counseling, phenomenology of science and religion, and astronomy. He is the author of At Home in the Universe; Atoms, Snowflakes, and God; The Web of the Universe; and Jung, the New Physics and Human Spirituality.
