Title: I should have paid attention
Product review: 10-Point Rating: (3.5), (4.5 if price factor is ignored)This is one of those overpriced collections of academic papers published by a university press consisting of poor paper and a terrible bind. I really should have paid attention to the fact that this book was listed at only 179 pages and measured a sparse .82 inches at the spine. For the price I was expecting a bold and challenging collection of seminal papers on the ontology of the divine. Instead, I received what could pass for a collection of the final papers of a freshman course in ecumenism. Non-systematic and somewhat juvenile in the level of presentation, it speaks volumes when the best piece in a book on the philosophy of the nature of the divine is titled "Feminism and the Christ" (a good piece, really).
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