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Science–religion dialogue is a book category for works that explore the interactions, tensions, and possible harmonies between scientific knowledge and religious belief. These books examine questions such as the origins of the universe and life, evolution, consciousness, miracles, and moral implications of scientific advances, while also addressing philosophical and theological issues like the nature of explanation, the limits of empirical methods, and concepts of meaning and purpose. The category includes scholarly studies, historical surveys, theological reflections, and accessible popular treatments that use interdisciplinary methods—history, philosophy, theology, and the sciences—to clarify misunderstandings, propose reconciliatory frameworks, or defend distinct boundaries between domains. Intended for academics, clergy, students, and interested general readers, such titles foster informed conversation rather than mere polemic.

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