This book was obviously written in response to those who believe that religions are the sole path to knowing and understanding God. It is rare that a truly thought provoking and innovative book appears on the scene, not of academic theological works but of down to earth bread and butter books which can have a much broader appeal. The author has chosen to present his case by means of a theological debate between a priest and God. It will appeal to an informed readership who reject dogma as a barrier to inner truth that is free from institutional and political controls. The book is structurally...