God, Religion and Science: Parallel Journeys of Human Reason

For thousands of years humanity has wrestled with some of its oldest and most profound questions.

Does God exist?

Why did religion arise?

Can science eventually answer every question?

Are science and religion fundamentally different ways of responding to the same human curiosity?

I explore these timeless questions from a perspective that neither seeks to defend religion nor dismiss it, neither to elevate science above all else nor to diminish its extraordinary achievements.

Religion and science may be understood as parallel journeys of human reason, each emerging from the same uniquely human desire to understand the unknown.

We start with wonder—the universal human experience that precedes every explanatio ...