Is Nature Enough?

Exploring the concept of naturalism, the book delves into the belief that nature is the sole reality without any overarching purpose. John Haught critically examines this viewpoint, particularly in the context of the interaction between science and religion. He argues for a scientifically informed alternative to naturalism, advocating for a perspective that acknowledges scientific findings while challenging the logical consistency of scientific naturalism itself. Haught's analysis invites readers to reconsider the implications of science on our understanding of purpose and existence.