One could regard this 1997 project as being conceptually similar to the Book of Beliefs of the previous year, since it is no less aphoristically essential and cyclically informal in structure, as well as just as thematically exacting in the extent to which philosophical comprehensiveness has been achieved at the expense of partisan or partial perspectives. But it is also deeper and more radical in its scope, bringing John O’Loughlin’s philosophy to a new peak, as we progress from cycle to cycle in what is, by any standards, a consummate resolution of the contending elements. – A Centretruths editorial.
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