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Review Article on Amir D. Aczel, Why Science does not Disprove God (New York: W. Morrow, 2014)
Review of the book by mathematician and science writer Amir Aczel, Why Science does not Disprove God, recently reissued in paperback, with a focus on the chapters on mathematics and God, and criticisms from the standpoint of the epistemology of the science and religion dialogue.
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