Feel free to read with. I am half-way through and am anxious to see where his conclusions lead. As always, I am hopeful that he is truthful and accurate in his discussion of other writers’ work. I’ve encountered others, who weren’t. But my background is rudimentary and incomplete. It’s easy to find onself having been too trusting.
I bought the book at a recent, overly optimistic, field trip to a large bookstore that’s too far for frequent visits. When I read the back and started the intro, I hoped he would be answering (well) a number of my questions. The first half does.
@Klax, the more I read the more I see things that might resonate with you. Hopefully in a harmonious way.
could be part of a valuable discussion of the book, if you care to join.
I still have many questions, though.