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Following Galileo, science and religion separated. Following Darwin, they divorced. Science has flourished, but humans, the children of that divorce have suffered "disenchantment of the universe." 
Reason and Wonder reconciles and re-enchants.

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 Modern science has unfolded over the last 450 years as three successive "Copernican" revolutions that are redefining the physical, the biological, and now the spiritual place
of humans in the cosmos. 

CONTENTS of Reason and Wonder: A Copernican Revolution in Science & Spirit (paperback edition -- ISBN 978-0-692-56874-3)

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Contents vii
List of Figures ix
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
Introduction xix

PART I: The Copernican Revolution: Cosmology 1

   1 The Clockmaker and the Clockwork 3
   2 The Music of the Spheres 17
   3 The Starry Messenger 31
   4 The Star-Crossed Prophet 57
   5 The Jewish Saint 75
   6 A Wrinkle in Time 97
   7 Einstein’s Happiest Thought 111
   8 Lights All Askew 127

PART II: The Second “Copernican” Revolution: Biology 145

   9 The Entangled Bank 147
 10 The Time Bomb 179

Interlude: Lifting the Veil 201

 11 Through the Looking Glass 203
 12 Parallel Universes 231

PART III: The Third “Copernican” Revolution: Psychology/Spirituality 237

 13 The Arrows of Time 239
 14 What Is Life? 257
 15 A World Aflame 277
 16 The Winds of Change 293
 17 Pale Images 305

Epilogue 315
Notes 323
Bibliography 347
Index 353
About the Author 369

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