God Is A Symbol of Something True: Why You Don't Have to Choose Either a Literal Creator or A Blind, Indifferent Universe
Others have tried and failed to do what Jack Call succeeds in doing in this book, namely, to suggest thought-provoking answers to the most important of life's questions, in a way accessible and appealing to those who describe themselves as nonreligious, as well as to those who consider themselves religious.  (Janice Daurio, Ph.D., Distinguished Faculty Chair and Philosophy Professor, Moorpark College.)  Although perfect for the general,  Call's book is a scholarly work, and so is also for those readers interested in the traditional problems of philosophy of religion. No doubt, whether novice or expert, readers will enjoy this insightful and clearly written book! (Kurt Smith, Ph.D., Philosophy Professor, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania.)