Review
'Physicist-philosopher-theologian Willem Drees appears as a rising star over an expanding field of science and religion.' American Scientist 'Drees is to be commended for his clear-sighted grasp of the drastic stripping-down of religion required to fit the naturalistic grid.' First Things 'William Drees' wide-ranging and clearly structured study is a welcome - and challenging - addition ... Drees' study demands, deserves and repays careful reading.' Epworth Review

Review
"Physicist-philosopher-theologian Willem Drees appears as a rising star over an expanding field of science and religion....He offers a religious view of reality rooted in 'the rich possibilities of the natural world,' and he expects progress in religion by means of ongoing interaction with scientific knowledge. In the end, Drees provides a well-crafted survey of the science-religion landscape that also tries to reconcile the humility of science with the hope of religion." William A. Durbin, American Scientist

"...Drees's argument, his contribution here to the `science/religion discussion' is a welcome addition to the literature. Drees provides a genuinely original contribution to the centuries-long discussion that could well put the entire debate on to a different plane....his argument...is one that ought to be given serious consideration by everyone interested in these matters." Donal Wiebe, Toronto Journal of Theology
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