Religion and Science from Galileo to Bergson

Religion and Science from Galileo to Bergson, published in 1798 by J. C. Hardwick, examines the intricate relationship between scientific progress and religious thought from the Renaissance to the modern era. The author defines religion as an 'attitude toward life' and science as 'accurate and systematic knowledge,' arguing that their interplay is essential for understanding contemporary religious issues. Hardwick highlights historical periods of both harmony and conflict between the two realms, illustrating how advancements in science have influenced religious beliefs and attitudes throughout history.