Science and human life

In the subject of this short book, "Science and Human Life," what is concerned is with science, that human repository of knowledge of creation, its materials and natures, that "natural" science whose blessed tree grew, God willing, and man watered it with the water of his mind and insight, so its roots sprouted, its branches watered, its flowers blossomed, and its fruits yielded to the goodness of life. Humanity, and the sciences of chemistry, nature (physics), plants, animals, and the layers of the earth, are only the largest branches of this tree. They are the mothers of the specialized sciences that branch out from them, and they are all the source of food for the flourishing applied sciences in their outskirts.This book deals with the relationship of science to the politics of human life, while clarifying the most influential topics of science in this life.