The Universe as an ornament, a source of harmony and reason, as conceived by the ancient Greeks. The Universe, as a dense network of relationships and proportions, as it emerged thanks to Science and analytical thought. The Universe as a creation, as a means of meeting the Creator, as presented through the Biblical and Christian tradition.

The Universe, as a place of meeting and open dialogue between Science, Philosophy, and Theology. This book captures the dialogue that took place within the framework of the interdisciplinary program "The Universe in Science and Religion," focusing on the Universe in all its manifestations.

This dialogue was contributed to by: Metropolitan of Mesogeia and Lavreotiki Nikolaos Ioannis Antoniou, Department of Mathematics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) Mina Arsenakis, Department of Biology, AUTH Wolfgang Achtner, University of Giessen, Germany Christos Giannaras, Department of International and European Studies, Panteion University Vasileios Jioultsis, Department of Theology, AUTH Dimitrios Kyriakidis, Department of Chemistry, AUTH Panos Ligomenidis, Academy of Athens Georgios Mantzaridis, Department of Theology, AUTH Nikos Moschonas, Department of Biology, University of Crete Stauros Balogianis, School of Medicine, AUTH Argiris Nikolaidis, Department of Physics, AUTH Alexei Nesteruk, University of Portsmouth, UK Nikos Pranzos, Institut d’ Astrophysique, Paris Ettore Perrella, Accademia Platonica delle Arti, Padova, Italy Zacharias Skouras, Department of Biology, AUTH Dimitra Sfendoni - Menzou, Faculty of Philosophy, AUTH Vasileios Tarlatzis, School of Medicine, AUTH.