> There are no effective 'arguments' that address this science vs.
> religion question but I will throw in my own personal 2 cents.
>
> I had a childhood playmate whose uncle lived in Oak Ridge, TN. He was
> in fact a Manhattan Project nuclear physicist, as I learned later.
> When I had the chance to actually meet him briefly, I was only
> vaguely amused that he was also a freshly minted Episcopal priest.
> William Pollard was quite an active voice in the Oak Ridge community
> - but I'm not aware of much that has been written about him.
>
Although I am not an Episcopalian, my first high school teaching
position was at an Episcopal school, Saint James School in Maryland --
where I first encountered _PSSC Physics_. I heard of William Grovesnor
Pollard around that time. The Advanced Book Exchange lists two of his
books, _Physicist and Christian: A Dialogue Between the Communities_ and
_Science and Faith: Twin Mysteries, Youth Forum Series_. I heard an
Episcopal bishop mention him in a sermon, though I no longer attend
Episcopal sermons. I believe I read the first of the books mentioned
above over thirty years ago. I remember discussing it on one of these
forums a few years ago. My copy, if I still have it, is packed away
somewhere, so I can't comment on it.