Oxford University Press Why? The Purpose of the Universe

For those reading from a theological or philosophical perspective, Goff con-fronts many of the perennially difficult themes related to "why": the meaning of the universe and of life itself, the validity of human experience and knowledge, evolution, artificial intelligence, divinity, the human soul, free will and sin, spirituality, dualism and monism, atheism and nihilism. What-ever the persuasion of the reader, he will find reasons to reconsider and re-formulate some of his standard responses to these questions. ...