Summary

pp. 200-201

in: , A theory of the absolute, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2014

Abstract

The purpose of this book was to establish an alternative view of reality to the popular atheist and physicalist worldview. Have we been successful in establishing an alternative interpretation of reality? In order to elaborate and justify the present interpretation of empirical reality, we have dealt with many questions of metaphysics. Although this was arguably needed in order to sketch an interpretation of experienced reality as such, it comes at the price of not being able to deal with each of the questions and topics mentioned in the depth it deserves. Consequently, there are many open questions we could not deal with. Although each topic could be treated in greater depth, the emerging picture of the being of empirical reality and its relation to the Absolute provides a consistent frame for further research.