Does science weaken or strengthen faith?
Taking the reader on a journey through civilizations and major religious traditions, this essay explores the profound links between science and religion. From the origins of the universe to the enigma of consciousness, and from the laws of nature to the question of God, Said Abdallah Al-Mamari examines the complex interface between the two realms. Paying tribute to the great thinkers who have enlightened humanity, this accessible, well-documented book tackles major philosophical issues, and promotes a vital reconciliation between reason and faith.
Said Abdallah Al-Mamari is an Omani urological surgeon working at the Royal Hospital in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. He is deeply involved in scientific research and has authored several publications in his field, including articles, chapters, and books.
Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo and educated in Catholic institutions, he later pursued his medical specialization in France.
Being a Muslim, he actively advocates for interfaith tolerance and the openness of believers to science.
His life story embodies a profound commitment to respecting all humans, regardless of their origins, beliefs, or social status.
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