Lehigh University Technology Studies Resource Center has coordinated and produced a series of publications that focus on expanding an understanding of the social context of technology in contemporary society. This volume is the first in a series of working papers that aim to stimulate new research, facilitate dissemination, encourage peer review, and increase opportunities for publication in formal journals. The papers were prepared for a lecture series sponsored by the Religious Studies Department, Philosophy Department, and Science, Technology and Society Program of Lehigh University. They include: (1) "On the Incommensurability of Science and Religion" by Steven Goldman; (2) "Cultural Evolution and Religious Truth" by Donald Campbell; (3) "William Prout (1785-1850) and His Hypothesis: The Religious Dimension in Grand Unified Theories" by John Speller; (4) "Jewish Responses to Technology and Science" by Daniel Lasker; and (5) "Science and Religion: Conflict and Partial Reconciliation" by Norman Melchert. (ML)