Why haven't traditional debates on science and religion been productive in the sense of the reconciliation of opposing views? The problem is that it is impossible to logically embrace ultimate questions about God or Truth while staying inside of specific, not ultimate systems such as physical/natural sciences or religious teachings. To logically approach such absolute notions like God, Truth, or the meaning of life, we should have an ultimate platform that is able to include all existing information into one non-contradictory totality. Such a powerful platform is finally offered by system-information sciences. Can religions own God? Do religious organizations differ from systems of religious beliefs? What turns people from atheism to deep faith, and what makes people leave their denominations? Finally, what is the nature of our beliefs? System Outlook helps explore such questions and reveal fascinating answers within the framework of the system approach. In this book, you can find a number of great thoughts on many controversial issues related to God, Truth, science, religion and atheism.