God and the Nature of Time

Abstract

If I would teach a graduate course on God and time, this would be the book that I would use. It provides an excellent, well-balanced introduction to all the major issues, and the author not merely describes the most important positions, but also indicates very clearly what, according to him, their strengths and weaknesses are. All through the book he provides frames with bullets summarizing the argument. The author may not provide a major new theory of his own, he certainly has written the best introduction to the field.