Title: One of the best books I've found on the subject of evil.
Product review: I've spent a fair amount of time researching this theme in preparation for writing a sequel to a novel. There are a number of good books on the subject, "Evil in Modern Thought" and "A Problem from Hell," are two that I recommend highly.Morrow's book is, however, in a class by itself, because of the way he directs questions of morality to the reader so that you have little choice, but to get personally involved in his exposition. This, in my view, is the whole point of studying the matter.I find the smug and condescending review by Publishers Weekly to be excruciatingly irritating and suggest that the reviewer should take a hard look at his or her own objectivity. Morrow's book is incredibly thoughtful and deserves a wide audience.
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