The cultural evolution of God

The Irish Times | September 5, 2009| | Copyright

THEOLOGY: The Evolution of GodBy Robert Wright Little Brown, 567pp. pound(s)22.50

THIS IS A thought-loaded book. There are 567 pages of it, and if you get distracted for even one line, you have probably missed half a dozen ideas - with implications to the end of the book. Wright has almost ferocious continuity in his thought processes. Fortunately, the likelihood of your getting distracted is quite remote. He is a riveting writer, compelling and - I suspect - compulsive. Once he gets a truly big idea going, he grabs you by the coat lapels and doesn't let you go. He is a master of lucid and ...

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