Dieu, la science, les preuves - L'aube d'une révolution

An invitation to reflection and dialogue between science and religion.For nearly four centuries, from Copernicus to Freud, and through Galilee and Darwin, scientific discoveries have accumulated dramatically, giving the impression that it was possible to explain the Universe without the need to resort to a creative god. And so, at the beginning of the twentieth century, materialism triumphed intellectually. These new knowledges have come to dynamit the certainties rooted in the collective spirit of the twentieth century, to the point that it can be said today that materialism, which has never been but one belief like another, is becoming an irrational belief. In a language accessible to all, the authors of this book are in an exciting way retracing the history of these advances and offer a rigorous overview of the new evidences of God's existence. At the beginning of the twentieth century, believing in a creative god seemed to oppose science.