Science and Superstition

"Science and Superstition" by M. N. Roy delves into the conflict between scientific rationalism and irrational beliefs. Roy argues for the importance of scientific thinking as a means to overcome superstition and ignorance, which he views as obstacles to social progress. He critiques the persistence of superstitious practices and beliefs in modern society, emphasizing the need for education and a scientific temper. The book advocates for a rational worldview to foster intellectual and cultural advancement.