Abstract
Physicist Richard H. Bube is emeritus professor of materials science and electrical engineering at Stanford University. For 25 years he taught a course at Stanford entitled "Interactions Between Modern Science and Christianity", and has lectured on that topic on more than 60 college and university campuses. Today, as any walk through a college bookstore will show, there is an abundance of writing published on the relationship between science and theology. How does one evaluate all the authors and various positions and discern which understanding promises to remain true to the natures of both science and theology, or which attempt to relate the two fields promises the most fruitful insights? Perhaps the best guide available is Bube's newest book, Putting It All Together. His vast experience both as a working scientist and science educator, combined with his ability to communicate clearly, enhance this book and make it very user-friendly.