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Quantum Theology: Where Science Meets the Soul

Episode Notes

This week, I talk with Keith Giles, Mary Terhune, Zac Cannon and Nish Dubashia about their collective work in Quantum Theology: Volume One.

Listen to hear about:

• How science and spirituality may not be opposites, but different ways of exploring the same underlying reality
• How ideas from quantum physics—like interconnectedness and entanglement—echo concepts found in mysticism and religious traditions
• Why many contributors believe the sense of separation between people, cultures, and religions is an illusion, and what recognizing our interconnectedness could mean for humanity.
• How mystical experiences challenge the limits of language—why some spiritual insights can’t fully be explained, only experienced
• How awakening to shared consciousness could transform ethics, compassion, and how we treat one another
   

Quantum Theology, Volume One Summary

Quantum Theology: Volume One brings together an extraordinary and diverse group of scientists, mathematicians, theologians, mystics, authors, and cultural commentators to explore one of the most provocative conversations of our time: What happens when Quantum Physics and Theology begin to overlap?

Edited and curated by author Keith Giles, this book explores the intersection between science and faith.

Featuring contributions by:
Brandy Anderson, Zac Cannon, Brother Jason (Jay) Clark, Michelle Collins, Stuart Delony, Nish Dubashia, Eric Scot English, Jeremy L. Evans, Ellen Haroutunian, DMin., Dr. Steve McVey, Mark Merizan, Jenny Lorraine Nielsen, William Sarill, Mary Terhune, R.N., Mo Thomas, and John van de Laar.