Strange Surprising Sure

<p><b>Accessible and wide-ranging essays on the philosophy of religion.</b></p><p>In <i>Strange Surprising Sure</i> Robert Cummings Neville presents a theory of being change and value and engages other philosophers who deal with these concepts. The book's central thesis is that the entire created world includes everything determinate and thus the creator does not exist within creation. Strangely this reverses nearly everything in the Western tradition. Surprisingly this thesis is approached from a great many angles all of which are within the Western South Asian or East Asian traditions. Surely put this thesis will win out in the long run. Although Neville writes for an English-reading audience he engages with thinkers from all these traditions.</p>