Elaine Howard Ecklund is Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the Religion and Public Life Program at Rice University, and Rice Scholar at the Bake Institute for Public Policy.

• Chapter 1: The Real Religious Lives of Scientists ; Chapter 2: The Voice of Science ; Chapter 3: The Voice of Faith ; Chapter 4: Spiritual Entrepreneurs ; Chapter 5: Suppression or Engagement: How Scientists Handle Religion in the Classroom ; Chapter 6: No God on the Quad: Efforts Toward A Purely Secular University ; Chapter 7: Is God on the Quad?: Making Room for Faith on Campus ; Chapter 8: What Scientists are Doing Wrong That They Could be Doing Right ; Chapter 9: Shattering Myths, Toward Dialogue

Since surveys of scientists' religious beliefs began nearly a century ago, no one has produced a study as deep and broad as Ecklund's. Perhaps its most surprising finding is that nearly a quarter of the atheists and agnostics describe themselves as 'spiritual.' Surely Science vs. Religion will be the gold standard of such surveys for decades to come.

Elaine Howard Ecklund is Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the Religion and Public Life Program at Rice University, and Rice Scholar at the Bake Institute for Public Policy.

• Chapter 1: The Real Religious Lives of Scientists ; Chapter 2: The Voice of Science ; Chapter 3: The Voice of Faith ; Chapter 4: Spiritual Entrepreneurs ; Chapter 5: Suppression or Engagement: How Scientists Handle Religion in the Classroom ; Chapter 6: No God on the Quad: Efforts Toward A Purely Secular University ; Chapter 7: Is God on the Quad?: Making Room for Faith on Campus ; Chapter 8: What Scientists are Doing Wrong That They Could be Doing Right ; Chapter 9: Shattering Myths, Toward Dialogue

Since surveys of scientists' religious beliefs began nearly a century ago, no one has produced a study as deep and broad as Ecklund's. Perhaps its most surprising finding is that nearly a quarter of the atheists and agnostics describe themselves as 'spiritual.' Surely Science vs. Religion will be the gold standard of such surveys for decades to come.

Elaine Howard Ecklund is Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the Religion and Public Life Program at Rice University, and Rice Scholar at the Bake Institute for Public Policy.

• Chapter 1: The Real Religious Lives of Scientists ; Chapter 2: The Voice of Science ; Chapter 3: The Voice of Faith ; Chapter 4: Spiritual Entrepreneurs ; Chapter 5: Suppression or Engagement: How Scientists Handle Religion in the Classroom ; Chapter 6: No God on the Quad: Efforts Toward A Purely Secular University ; Chapter 7: Is God on the Quad?: Making Room for Faith on Campus ; Chapter 8: What Scientists are Doing Wrong That They Could be Doing Right ; Chapter 9: Shattering Myths, Toward Dialogue

Since surveys of scientists' religious beliefs began nearly a century ago, no one has produced a study as deep and broad as Ecklund's. Perhaps its most surprising finding is that nearly a quarter of the atheists and agnostics describe themselves as 'spiritual.' Surely Science vs. Religion will be the gold standard of such surveys for decades to come.