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Editorial Reviews
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John Leslie ... has written far and away the best book about the anthropic principle.
–John Polkinghorne, President of Queens College, Cambridge University
It is important . . . to have the fruit of Leslie's work, across two decades, summarized in one accessible book of manageable length, seriously argued but neither overly technical or esoteric . . . Written with a good deal of philosophical courage and much originality, virtues rather rare in contemporary philosophy.
–Zygon
A highly original, powerfully argued book that reveals a thorough knowledge of contemporary physics and cosmology.
–Quentin Smith, Nous
An exciting and important book. For, by developing a new and far more powerful form of Argument to Design, it effects a revolution in or . . . a resurrection of National Theology.
–Anthony Flew, Philosophical Books
Zygon
". . . Written with a good deal of philosophical courage and much originality, virtues rather rare in contemporary philosophy."
See all Editorial Reviews
John Leslie ... has written far and away the best book about the anthropic principle.
–John Polkinghorne, President of Queens College, Cambridge University
It is important . . . to have the fruit of Leslie's work, across two decades, summarized in one accessible book of manageable length, seriously argued but neither overly technical or esoteric . . . Written with a good deal of philosophical courage and much originality, virtues rather rare in contemporary philosophy.
–Zygon
A highly original, powerfully argued book that reveals a thorough knowledge of contemporary physics and cosmology.
–Quentin Smith, Nous
An exciting and important book. For, by developing a new and far more powerful form of Argument to Design, it effects a revolution in or . . . a resurrection of National Theology.
–Anthony Flew, Philosophical Books
Zygon
". . . Written with a good deal of philosophical courage and much originality, virtues rather rare in contemporary philosophy."
See all Editorial Reviews
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