what the great traditions of wisdom were saying three or four thousand years ago. We now know that doing good to others, having a network of strong and supportive relationships, and having a sense that one’s life is worthwhile are the three greatest determinants of happiness. Somehow or other, against our will sometimes, we are being thrust back to these ancient and very noble and beautiful truths. And we can now do so in a fellowship, awkward perhaps and embarrassed, between religious leaders and scientists
