Arthur Leonard Schawlow - Science and Religion

Science and Religion

He has participated in science and religion discussions. Regarding God, he stated "I find a need for God in the universe and in my own life."

Arthur Schawlow was an intense fan and collector of traditional American jazz recordings, as well as a supporter of instrumental groups performing this type of music.

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