The Oxford physicist in love with God: "At first my colleagues asked me how a scientist could go to mass"

Mark Harris, a physicist and theologian, explores the relationship between science and religion. He discovered spin ice in 1997 and later became an Anglican priest. Harris believes that both science and theology address different questions about existence and the universe. He notes that physicists tend to have more faith than biologists due to their search for order in the universe. While he acknowledges the complexities of quantum mechanics, he is cautious about linking it to spirituality. Harris argues that science has influenced religious traditions, but the impact is complex. He also discusses how advancements in technology, like AI, challenge our understanding of humanity.