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In Nature's Religion, distinguished theologian and philosopher Robert S. Corrington weaves together the concept of infinite semiosis with that of the transference to show that the self does have access to something in nature that is intrinsically religious.

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Exploring this unconscious and its manifold eruptions, Corrington is to be applauded for his effort to provide a map of this unruly domain. . . . Corrington's book . . . is of obvious importance. -- Joseph Pettit * The Journal Of Religion * A profoundly insightful, imaginatively brilliant, and rhetorically revolutionary book. . . . This book presents a profound spiritual vision for our time. * From The Foreword *

Exploring this unconscious and its manifold eruptions, Corrington is to be applauded for his effort to provide a map of this unruly domain... Corrington's book ... is of obvious importance. -- Joseph Pettit The Journal Of Religion A profoundly insightful, imaginatively brilliant, and rhetorically revolutionary book... This book presents a profound spiritual vision for our time. From The Foreword

Exploring this unconscious and its manifold eruptions, Corrington is to be applauded for his effort to provide a map of this unruly domain. . . . Corrington's book . . . is of obvious importance.--Joseph Pettit The Journal Of Religion

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Robert S. Corrington is associate professor of philosophical theology at Drew University.

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