Religion and Science from Galileo to Bergson is an interesting book that explores the interaction and conflict between religion and science from the age of Galileo to the ideas of Bergson. The author, John Charlton Hardwick, reveals various approaches to this problem, analyzing the opinions of prominent thinkers and scientists. The book helps readers gain a deeper understanding of how the interaction between religion and science has changed over the centuries, how views on both aspects have evolved, and how this has affected culture and society. This is an interesting and informative study that reflects on the eternal questions and problems of the social interaction of religion and science. Religion and Science from Galileo to Bergson is a must read not only for those interested in philosophy and science, but also for anyone who wishes to expand their knowledge of the relationship between two important areas of human experience.