Robert Jastrow Quote

When a scientist writes about God, his colleagues assume he is either over the hill or going bonkers. In my case it should be understood from the start that I am an agnostic in religious matters. My views on this question are close to those of Darwin, who wrote, "My theology is a simple muddle. I cannot look at the Universe as the result of blind chance, yet I see no evidence of beneficent design in the details."

God and the Astronomers (1978), Ch. 1 : In the Beginning

When a scientist writes about God, his colleagues assume he is either over the hill or going bonkers. In my case it should be understood from the...

When a scientist writes about God, his colleagues assume he is either over the hill or going bonkers. In my case it should be understood from the...

When a scientist writes about God, his colleagues assume he is either over the hill or going bonkers. In my case it should be understood from the...

When a scientist writes about God, his colleagues assume he is either over the hill or going bonkers. In my case it should be understood from the...