The Nondescript God: Abstraction or Paragon?

All theistic philosophies of the world conceive of a Supreme God but none except Indian Vedanta Metaphysics of the two great schools Advaita and Visishtaadvaita ventures deeply to inquire further into the real nature of Godhead: Is God an abstract ideal "nirguna"? Or a paragon of ideal qualities "saguna"? This book explains the uniqueness of the Visishtaadvaita interpretation of Theism in contradistinction to the Advaitin's. Although its subject is a formidable one the book written in a very novel format renders Vedanta Metaphysics intelligible to even a common reader and layman. Eight Dialogues informal yet fluent and informative between a philosophy-student and his mentor the "Unknown Sri Vaishnava" present the main Vedantic thesis of this engaging and very readable book in truly absorbing style