Every now and then you run into a book that grips your imagination from beginning to end. I find that the best books tend to be those that you don’t necessarily agree with on every single detail, but, rather, those that make you think and envision a different world.
This book definitely did it for me.
I’d recommend this book to both naturalists and supernaturalists. I’d advise to keep an open mind while reading it and follow Schellenberg through an evolutionary journey that not only takes the deep past into consideration but also the deep future.
J.l. Schellenberg’s proposal is one that is severely underrated in the Philosophy of Religion, which is probably why we don’t hear much talk about it. Sadly though, the neglect to take this proposal of his seriously only speaks to the truth of his proposal: that we are a very immature species when it comes to thinking about the ultimate things.
