'The Recalcitrant Imago Dei is a wonderful read. Chapter by
chapter, Moreland systematically sets forth how naturalism denies
what is so obvious about ourselves, which is that we are conscious,
rational souls
that have the power to make undetermined choices for purposes. The
power of the book lies in the way that it makes clear how human
beings becomeunrecognizable once naturalism has worked them over.
Through page after page of careful argument, Moreland shows all of
us how deeply unnatural the naturalist account of ourselves
is.'
*Stewart Goetz, St Ursinus College.*
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