In this work, the author defends the primary faith of humankind, that there is a real world which is more than a shadow of our desires and fancies and which can be discovered through right of reason. He quotes from such sources as W.B. Yeats, Edwin Muir and Lennon and McCartney.
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'The third volume of an impressive trilogy ... Clark has some very important things to say, and he says them eloquently. He draws from a fascinating range of sources, literary, religious, and philosophical. His discursive and allusive style is vital and engaging ... Like its two predecessors, this volume is one of the more constructive critiques of liberal culture in recent years.'
Nigel Biggar, Oriel College, Religious Studies Review, Volume 20, Number 1, January 1994
