Cosmos and Transcendence: Breaking Through the Barrier of Scientistic Belief
"Cosmos and Transcendenceis an excellent book, and would be an asset in any course dealing with science and philosophy, or the history of science. It is also most fascinating reading, and would be a welcome addition to any library." -- Harold Hughesdon, The Wanderer"Wolfgang Smith is as important a thinker as our times boast." -- Huston Smith, author ofThe World's Religions"Having traced the degeneration of the mechanistic outlook into subjectivism and pseudoscience, Dr. Smith concludes his book with a profound reflection on the fall of man and its implications for the pursuit of knowledge. . . . This is a serious work which will repay close attention." -- Robert P. Rooney, Homiletic & Pastoral Review"We are astounded to see the revival of philosophical doctrines long thought dead in a scientific context. . . . This book will repay study, especially its brilliant third chapter, 'Lost Horizons'." -- John C. Caiazza, Modern Age"This is a very interesting book for the general reader as for the scientist." -- Fellowship of Catholic Scholars Newsletter--This text refers to theHardcoveredition.