Can science and religion live happily side by side? Can evolution fit in with a theory of grand design involving a deity?

Within the absolute unifying theory, such thorny issues are unpacked alongside questions about the beginning and end of our existence, and the meaning of matter. Backed by a lifetime of geological and geophysical research, Sopher explores the structure of the earth, of language, and of belief, balancing cosmology, henotheism, and neurology with a cautious approach to anthropocentricism. What culminates is a unique perspective on the synthesis - or otherwise - of...