Ascent to the Absolute [Book Review]

The Owl of Minerva 3 (1):1-4 (1971)
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Abstract

The question has been stirring in the minds of those who have the Cave volumes before them. The present book, bearing the title Ascent to the Absolute, with its fifteen “metaphysical papers and lectures”, brings substantial support to the answer which is to be found in the Gifford Lectures.

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