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Winner of the Outstanding Academic Title for 2018 award sponsored by Choice A compelling argument for a broader understanding of religion in relation to our cosmic story. -Mary Evelyn Tucker, coauthor of Journey of the Universe Haught offers a coherent framework that gives value to the whole cosmic story revealed by science, while situating science and traditional religion together in a road map to a hopeful future in our still-unfinished cosmos. -Daryl P. Domning, professor of anatomy, Howard University This book, John F. Haught's summa, will become a permanent contribution to the religion and science literature. -Holmes Rolston, III, Templeton Prize winner A profound work that expands Haught's contributions to understanding religion in a universe that is still coming to be. - Ilia Delio, Villanova University A significant antidote to the 'cosmic pessimism' so prevalent in academic circles! Haught champions a hopeful narrative of our unfinished universe that informs and enlivens all facets of belief and refreshes the conversation between science and faith. -Robert E. Ulanowicz, University of Maryland

A compelling argument for a broader understanding of religion in relation to our cosmic story. -Mary Evelyn Tucker, coauthor of Journey of the Universe -- Mary Evelyn Tucker Haught offers a coherent framework that gives value to the whole cosmic story revealed by science, while situating science and traditional religion together in a road map to a hopeful future in our still-unfinished cosmos. -Daryl P. Domning, professor of anatomy, Howard University -- Daryl P. Domning This book, John F. Haught's summa, will become a permanent contribution to the religion and science literature. -Holmes Rolston, III, Templeton Prize winner -- Holmes Rolston, III A profound work that expands Haught's contributions to understanding religion in a universe that is still coming to be. - Ilia Delio, Villanova University -- Ilia Delio A significant antidote to the 'cosmic pessimism' so prevalent in academic circles! Haught champions a hopeful narrative of our unfinished universe that informs and enlivens all facets of belief and refreshes the conversation between science and faith. -Robert E. Ulanowicz, University of Maryland -- Robert E. Ulanowicz In his most profound work to date, Haught transforms the universe of Big History into an evolving cosmos with a heart and mind. A must read for those seeking an alternative to materialism and fundamentalism. -Kathleen Duffy, Chestnut Hill College -- Kathleen Duffy Haught's challenging insights draw us toward the great adventure of participating in the further awakening of cosmos and humanity - a vision of extraordinary boldness, promise and hope that overcomes cosmic pessimism with the fires of faith. -Ursula King, Institute for Advanced Studies, University of Bristol, UK -- Ursula King Fascinating and important: Haught compellingly argues that full understanding of the universe's evolutionary awakening must include both an interior and an 'exterior' narrative. -John D. Cressler, Georgia Tech -- John D. Cressler

"“I have no doubt that The New Cosmic Story will enrich many and produce fruitful dialogues for years to come.” —John P. Slattery, Science & Christian Belief Winner of the Outstanding Academic Title for 2018 award sponsored by Choice ""A compelling argument for a broader understanding of religion in relation to our cosmic story.""—Mary Evelyn Tucker, coauthor of Journey of the Universe ""Haught offers a coherent framework that gives value to the whole cosmic story revealed by science, while situating science and traditional religion together in a road map to a hopeful future in our still-unfinished cosmos.""—Daryl P. Domning, professor of anatomy, Howard University “This book, John F. Haught’s summa, will become a permanent contribution to the religion and science literature.”—Holmes Rolston, III, Templeton Prize winner   ""A profound work that expands Haught's contributions to understanding religion in a universe that is still coming to be.”— Ilia Delio, Villanova University   ""A significant antidote to the 'cosmic pessimism' so prevalent in academic circles! Haught champions a hopeful narrative of our unfinished universe that informs and enlivens all facets of belief and refreshes the conversation between science and faith.""—Robert E. Ulanowicz, University of Maryland  "

Fascinating and important: Haught compellingly argues that full understanding of the universe's evolutionary awakening must include both an interior and an `exterior' narrative. -John D. Cressler, Georgia Tech -- John D. Cressler Haught's challenging insights draw us toward the great adventure of participating in the further awakening of cosmos and humanity - a vision of extraordinary boldness, promise and hope that overcomes cosmic pessimism with the fires of faith. -Ursula King, Institute for Advanced Studies, University of Bristol, UK -- Ursula King In his most profound work to date, Haught transforms the universe of Big History into an evolving cosmos with a heart and mind. A must read for those seeking an alternative to materialism and fundamentalism. -Kathleen Duffy, Chestnut Hill College -- Kathleen Duffy A significant antidote to the 'cosmic pessimism' so prevalent in academic circles! Haught champions a hopeful narrative of our unfinished universe that informs and enlivens all facets of belief and refreshes the conversation between science and faith. -Robert E. Ulanowicz, University of Maryland -- Robert E. Ulanowicz A profound work that expands Haught's contributions to understanding religion in a universe that is still coming to be. - Ilia Delio, Villanova University -- Ilia Delio This book, John F. Haught's summa, will become a permanent contribution to the religion and science literature. -Holmes Rolston, III, Templeton Prize winner -- Holmes Rolston, III Haught offers a coherent framework that gives value to the whole cosmic story revealed by science, while situating science and traditional religion together in a road map to a hopeful future in our still-unfinished cosmos. -Daryl P. Domning, professor of anatomy, Howard University -- Daryl P. Domning A compelling argument for a broader understanding of religion in relation to our cosmic story. -Mary Evelyn Tucker, coauthor of Journey of the Universe -- Mary Evelyn Tucker

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John F. Haught is distinguished research professor, Georgetown University. He is author of twenty previous books, many of which deal with questions on the relationship between religion and natural sciences.

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