The Search for God in an Age of Science. On the other hand, unless it can be applied, science does not sell at all well.
Pseudoscience is profitable however.
Obviously both religion and science are good for everyone providing neither are taken too seriously. Since the creationists, who of course want to be labeled creation scientists, began efforts to connect science with religion there has been a plethora of books, some actually written by genuine scientists, whose intent seems to be to reduce conflicts among people of varied philosophical positions. The more erudite and reasonable scientists and theologians are examining transcendental vs empirical positions for understanding human behavior en route to developing useful guidelines for establishing morals and ethics. And they are attempting to communicate their positions to people not so erudite as they. The more popular evangelists continue to maintain the attractive self-help enticements of simplistic religions which employ faith in the supernatural as means of escaping personal responsibility.