The God who Found Himself or the god of Science and the Illusion of Self

In this ambitious work of philosophy and theology, Smith offers a bold vision for the future of religion, one that integrates scientific knowledge and rational inquiry into a comprehensive world-view. Drawing on insights from a wide range of philosophical and religious traditions, Smith argues that the concept of a personal God is an illusion, and that a more rational and scientifically grounded understanding of the divine is necessary for humanity to flourish.

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