Nobel Laureates
John Mather
NASA Senior Astrophysicist
2006 Nobel Prize in Physics
“The universe took 13.7 billion years to produce this amazing book. I heartily recommend it. I am often asked how science and religion can co-exist. This is a wonderful answer.”
NASA Senior Astrophysicist
2006 Nobel Prize in Physics
“The universe took 13.7 billion years to produce this amazing book. I heartily recommend it. I am often asked how science and religion can co-exist. This is a wonderful answer.”
Craig Mello
2006 Nobel Prize in Physiology/Medicine
"The science vs. religion debate is over. Michael Dowd masterfully unites rationality and spirituality in a worldview that celebrates the mysteries of existence and inspires each human being to achieve a higher purpose in life. A must read for all, including scientists."
2006 Nobel Prize in Physiology/Medicine
"The science vs. religion debate is over. Michael Dowd masterfully unites rationality and spirituality in a worldview that celebrates the mysteries of existence and inspires each human being to achieve a higher purpose in life. A must read for all, including scientists."
Frank Wilczek
2004 Nobel Prize in Physics
“Honest students of God should welcome the revelations of science as insights, not fear them as threats. Here is a book in that spirit by a minister who takes evolution to heart, and celebrates it.”
2004 Nobel Prize in Physics
“Honest students of God should welcome the revelations of science as insights, not fear them as threats. Here is a book in that spirit by a minister who takes evolution to heart, and celebrates it.”
Lee Hartwell
2001 Nobel Prize in Physiology/Medicine
“At last someone who understands that all of reality is sacred, and science is our method of comprehending it.”
2001 Nobel Prize in Physiology/Medicine
“At last someone who understands that all of reality is sacred, and science is our method of comprehending it.”
Thomas C. Schelling
2005 Nobel Prize in Economics
“If anyone can persuade a monotheist that the science of evolution—biological, geological, or cosmological—can enrich his or her faith, I'm betting on Michael Dowd.”
2005 Nobel Prize in Economics
“If anyone can persuade a monotheist that the science of evolution—biological, geological, or cosmological—can enrich his or her faith, I'm betting on Michael Dowd.”
Charles Townes
1964 Nobel Prize in Physics
2005 Templeton Prize
“I read Thank GOD for EVOLUTION with much pleasure and interest. I found it to be a very thoughtful, knowledgeable, and pertinent discussion, covering challenging and important issues with scholarship and insight."
1964 Nobel Prize in Physics
2005 Templeton Prize
“I read Thank GOD for EVOLUTION with much pleasure and interest. I found it to be a very thoughtful, knowledgeable, and pertinent discussion, covering challenging and important issues with scholarship and insight."