David Ray Griffin, in this work, makes a compelling argument that Whitehead's process metaphysics provides a basis to reconcile the religious and scientific worldviews. More precisely, he shows how "process thought" overcomes the flaws in both the dualistic worldview of supernatural theism and scientific worldview of atheistic materialism. The author successfully tackles the mind-body problem, argues for the evidence of psi phenomena vouchsafed by parapsychology (and the implications for religion and science), and provides a trenchant analysis of why neo-Darwinism is not an adequate evolutionary theory. This is highly recommended to those who are interested in the religion/science dialogue. ( )