"Science and Religion: An Impossible Dialogue"

I added this book to my Amazon wish list.

Jerry Coyne recommended the book "Science and Religion: An Impossible Dialogue" by Yves Gingras (Author), Peter Keating (Translator).

What Jerry Coyne wrote:

Gingras’s book closes by describing how both scientists and believers either implicitly or explicitly recognize the existence of a conflict. He also dispels lame attempts to “reconcile” the areas, like the frequent claim that they’re compatible because some scientists are religious. And there’s a final bit, which I greatly liked because it comports with my own thinking: the argument that a “constructive dialogue” between science and religion is impossible because religion has nothing to contribute to the practice of science. In contrast, science can affect religious thinking and discourse, usually in a “destructive” way by contradicting religious claims.

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Science is not compatible with religious bullshit. Science kills religious bullshit.