Quantum Theology (vol. 1) by Keith Giles (ed.)

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A Groundbreaking Exploration of the Intersection Between Quantum Physics and Theology
Quantum Theology, Volume 1, is a bold and visionary new anthology edited by author, podcaster, and publisher Keith Giles. This volume brings together an extraordinary and diverse group of scientists, mathematicians, theologians, mystics, authors, and cultural commentators to explore one of the most provocative conversations of our time: What happens when Quantum Physics and Theology begin to speak to one another?
As discoveries in quantum science continue to challenge classical assumptions about reality, time, matter, and consciousness, this collection invites readers to re-examine long-held theological frameworks through a quantum lens. The result is a rich, interdisciplinary dialogue that reframes faith, spirituality, and divine presence in a universe far stranger—and more wondrous—than previously imagined.
Edited and curated by Keith Giles, Quantum Theology, Volume 1 features original essays from an eclectic lineup of contributors, including:
Jenny Loraine Nielsen
William Sarill
Nish Dubashia
Dr. Steve McVey
Zac Cannon
Brandy Anderson
Mo Thomas
Michelle Collins
Mary Terhune
Br. Jay Clark
Eric Scot English
Ellen Haroutunian
John van de Laar
Jeremy L. Evans
Mark Merizan
The book also includes a compelling Foreword by Keith Giles, setting the tone for a journey that is at once intellectually rigorous, spiritually expansive, and deeply human.
Designed for readers interested in progressive theology, mysticism, science-and-faith dialogue, philosophy, and spiritual exploration, Quantum Theology, Volume 1 marks the beginning of an ongoing series dedicated to expanding the conversation beyond traditional boundaries.