This work aims to demystify science and place it in its larger context. The author contends that science is an indispensable guide in the search for truth yet it need not clash with other guides nor with the spiritual side of our lives.
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Frederick Aicken taught science for nearly forty years. As a research fellow with the Independent Broadcasting Authority in England, he investigated television's role in introducing science to primary children. His other books include Galileo: The First Modern Scientist and Newton: Architect of the Scientific Society. He lives in England where is also an occasional playwright for radio and television and a full-time grandfather.
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