“The author has succeeded in engaging the reader in this fascinating discourse without being too technical … I strongly recommend A Second Genesis to a readership interested generally in making sense of the recent breathtaking developments bearing on the evolution of the cosmos and the intelligibility of Nature. Personally, as a practicing theoretical physicist, I have found this book intelligible, fascinating and very thought-provoking. Strongly recommended to public libraries.”
Raman Research Institute, India
“In summary, this book provides a very original approach to the question of the origins, evolution, distribution and destiny of Life in the Universe. It should lead to create exciting interdisciplinary exchanges between different branches of knowledge usually separated, such as observational and experimental sciences and philosophy or theology. It is expected to be a reference in the future, for scientists already working in or entering the field of exo/astrobiology, as well as for philosophers and theologians interested in the ways to solve the problem of life in the universe.”
RLISA, CNRS et Universités Paris 12 & 7
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