Roland Faber

God and Gravity

Science & Faith

“This new edited collection is without a doubt the most comprehensive and in-depth look into the fascinating work and mind of its author’s endeavor to situate primal and important questions about religion and science, evolution, the human mind, ecology, and their theological treatments in search for responding and responsible visions of panentheism in the current context of the pressing issues of and for the future of humanity.”

On the Arbitrary Nature of Things

Philosophy

“Andrew Lee Bridges’s investigation into the history of mind—be it cosmic, human, or divine—with skeptical discoveries in Hegel’s work of its arbitrariness in relation to any universal direction or purpose and the agnosticism that follows . . . is an important study in universal relativism.”