Title: Religion, atheism, and solipsism
Description: Text from dustjacket flaps: 'This work was originally two separate essays. But since they complement each other, they appear here together for the first time.
   'Part One--RELIGION AND ATHEISM--is a clear, unbiased logical discussion of both beliefs; a strictly *fair* presentation of all the major ideas concerned. Written with the younger reader in mind, it is adult enough for any mature reader who is pondering these, the oldest philosophic questions of all.
   'The problem of the definition of God (and a God's relation to humankind) is clearly presented.
'Part One ends with the subject of tolerance--the only logical way for rational humans to live, but then adds a final surprise twists to the essay!
   'Part Two--TWO WORLDS--covers the favorite philosophic belief of Socrates, Edgar Allan Poe, Lewis Carroll (and his "Alice"), and poetess Emily Dickinson: Is life a dream?
   'The ponderous word "solipsism" is used for this idea--but the concept of All being an illusion is basic and simply understood.
   'Far more clearly than the works of George Berkeley, TWO WORLDS dazzles the reader with a series of "Proofs". The Proofs are common everyday objects and situations--yet looked at in a new way.
'As the reader considers the many Proofs, a clearer picture of the truth of this Dream-like World around us emerges. 
'A surprising section deals with Occult matters--and as an extra bonus, some long-accepted "scientific" ideas are shown to be false.
'The work's "Additional Notes" section presents even more Proofs.
'The book ends with a hauntingly eerie short-story--HUMOR--exposing *all* religions and *all* philosophies as the ultimate in Cosmic Irony.'
Subjects: religion, atheism, solipsism, philosophy, science