NEWS RELEASE
Release #24-97
December 23, 1997
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Support Grows for "Science Bible"
Two noteworthy individuals have announced their support of
The Bible According to
Einstein: A Complement to the
Holy Bible for the Third Millennium. The book, to be released
in late 1998 by Jupiter Scientific Publishing, already
has the endorsements of three Nobel laureates: physicist
Sheldon Glashow (Harvard), chemist Glenn
Seaborg (Berkeley) and physicist Samuel
Ting (MIT). They have described the
book as "fascinating," "imaginative" and "most educational." Joining the
Nobel laureates are Yolanda Moses and Michio
Kaku. Dr. Moses, a nationally prominent anthropologist, is
the 74th president of the American Anthropological
Association. She is also president of City College of
New York. Despite severe budget cuts from New
York State, Dr. Moses has fought hard to maintain
excellence in education at CCNY. She received her
Ph.D. with highest honors from the University of California at
Riverside and has had an illustrious career as an
anthropologist, educator and administrator. On The Bible
According to Einstein, she comments: "This
book is an amazing feat that makes nature's laws
understandable even to the non-scientist. It, like the
Bible, can be read and re-read for enlightenment." Professor
Kaku graduated summa cum laude from Harvard in 1968
and received his Ph.D. from the University of California at
Berkeley. After lecturing at Princeton, he joined
the faculty at the City University of New York as
a professor of theoretical physics. Dr. Kaku has
written nine books. His latest two, Hyperspace and
Visions, are best-sellers. With numerous appearances on
TV and radio, he has started to play the role of the late
Carl Sagan as a spokesperson for science. After
reading the book, Dr. Kaku said, "The Bible According to Einstein
is a truly remarkable volume, one which skillfully
weaves together the latest developments in physics
and cosmology with theology. Well-written, lucid,
but always scrupulously authoritative in its science, this
work is a unique contribution to the on-going dialog
between science and religion. Einstein himself grabbled
with such cosmic questions, wondering if God had any
choice in creating the universe. I think Einstein
would have been proud of this work."
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