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"Science–faith relationship" is a book category that explores how scientific knowledge and religious belief intersect, clash, complement, or coexist. Titles in this genre examine historical and contemporary dialogues between science and religion, philosophical and theological frameworks for interpreting scientific findings, and practical issues where the two meet—such as evolution, cosmology, neuroscience, bioethics, and environmental stewardship. Books range from scholarly analyses and histories to popular overviews, personal memoirs of scientist-believers, and polemical or apologetic works, presenting perspectives that include conflict, independence, integration, and dialogue. The category serves readers seeking to understand the intellectual, cultural, and ethical implications of scientific discoveries for faith communities (and vice versa), offering tools for informed reflection, education, and public discussion.

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