A 50 years old modern book

The language of a theologian remains an adventure for every scientifically trained person as indeed text and argumentation just remain "model" without experimental confirmation, I regard the book as a "must" since its echos continue to vibrate in more recent publications: are Richard Dawkins ideas about memes different from Teilhard de Chardin's noosphere ideas and concepts? Are Stuart Kaufman's writings about reinventing the sacred as well as his ideas on the limitis of the scientific method not already embedded in this book ? The principle of a noosphere that contrary to the physical world with its increasing entropy, seems to structure itself and defies the laws of the classical thermodynamics is indeed an fascinating thought. Up to the reader to call this principle God, but from the more down to earth perspective: the thorough reading of the book gave me in any case a divine delight and maybe a good stride in the direction of the claimed omega point. I believe that this book could be an inspiration to others. But this of course remains my personal faith.

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