A non-profit, all volunteer organization that began twenty-three years ago, The Catholic Academy of Sciences promotes reflective analysis by scholars who are equally interested in science and religion and who want to see the impact of one study on the other. A result of that endeavor can be found in Anthology of Papers of the Catholic Academy of Sciences in the USA, edited by Lee T. Grady from eighteen Catholic scholars of note, which examines the interface between science and religion in twenty-eight papers. Written for a wide range of audiences, many essays will appeal to those interested in science while others will be of special interest to the clergy and to those teaching these subjects. Meant to be a thoughtful collection of papers you won't find presented anywhere else, these essays are scholarly and tackle a wide range of subjects with panache and insight. From bioethics, ethics in politics, euthanasia, evolution, medicine, psychiatry, religion, and more, these essays present a dazzling array of original thought that is sure to provoke discussion and engage the mind.