Elaine Howard Ecklund (PhD, Cornell University) is professor of sociology at Rice University in Houston, Texas, where she founded the Religion and Public Life Program and holds the Herbert S. Autrey Chair in Social Sciences. Ecklund has written five books, including Science vs. Religion: What Scientists Really Think (named "Book of the Year" on religion in 2010 by HuffPost). She speaks regularly at churches about the intersection of science and spirituality, and her research is frequently cited by US and international media. Ecklund was named as one of "50 Women to Watch" by Christianity Today and has been featured in venues such as NPR, the Washington Post, USA Today, the National Association of Evangelicals, Wall Street Journal, Publishers Weekly, BioLogos, Religion News Service, and HuffPost.

• ContentsPart 1: Building Blocks1. From Fear to Understanding2. Overlapping Communities3. Creative Evolution: Moving Past the Origins DebatePart 2: Process4. Curiosity5. Doubt6. Humility7. CreativityPart 3: Redemption8. Healing9. Awe10. Shalom11. GratitudeFurther Reading

Elaine Howard Ecklund (PhD, Cornell University) is professor of sociology at Rice University in Houston, Texas, where she founded the Religion and Public Life Program and holds the Herbert S. Autrey Chair in Social Sciences. Ecklund has written five books, including Science vs. Religion: What Scientists Really Think (named "Book of the Year" on religion in 2010 by HuffPost). She speaks regularly at churches about the intersection of science and spirituality, and her research is frequently cited by US and international media. Ecklund was named as one of "50 Women to Watch" by Christianity Today and has been featured in venues such as NPR, the Washington Post, USA Today, the National Association of Evangelicals, Wall Street Journal, Publishers Weekly, BioLogos, Religion News Service, and HuffPost.

• ContentsPart 1: Building Blocks1. From Fear to Understanding2. Overlapping Communities3. Creative Evolution: Moving Past the Origins DebatePart 2: Process4. Curiosity5. Doubt6. Humility7. CreativityPart 3: Redemption8. Healing9. Awe10. Shalom11. GratitudeFurther Reading

Elaine Howard Ecklund (PhD, Cornell University) is professor of sociology at Rice University in Houston, Texas, where she founded the Religion and Public Life Program and holds the Herbert S. Autrey Chair in Social Sciences. Ecklund has written five books, including Science vs. Religion: What Scientists Really Think (named "Book of the Year" on religion in 2010 by HuffPost). She speaks regularly at churches about the intersection of science and spirituality, and her research is frequently cited by US and international media. Ecklund was named as one of "50 Women to Watch" by Christianity Today and has been featured in venues such as NPR, the Washington Post, USA Today, the National Association of Evangelicals, Wall Street Journal, Publishers Weekly, BioLogos, Religion News Service, and HuffPost.

• ContentsPart 1: Building Blocks1. From Fear to Understanding2. Overlapping Communities3. Creative Evolution: Moving Past the Origins DebatePart 2: Process4. Curiosity5. Doubt6. Humility7. CreativityPart 3: Redemption8. Healing9. Awe10. Shalom11. GratitudeFurther Reading