The Collapse of Materialism: Visions of Science, Dreams of God

Philip Comella, takes a fresh and bold look at the

debate between science and religion and attempts to

go farther than any other book to unite them. For years,

we have been led to believe that the universe traces

its roots back to the Big Bang, a cataclysmic explosion

of ethereal energy that resulted in the formation of the

planets, stars, and everything in-between. Suppose,

though, that the cosmos wasn t, in fact, borne of a random

eruption but rather stems from the ever-evolving

imagination of a multi-dimensional dreaming mind?

Such a drastically different perspective would no doubt

change the way we see not only ourselves, but also our

place in the infinite realm of the universe. Such is the

central premise of

""The Collapse of Materialism""

. Probing,

well written, and thoroughly researched, Comella s

insightful volume serves as a treatise on the popular

misconceptions that the world of science would lead us

to believe about the origins and subsequent development

of the universe. Comella paints the compelling

picture of life as a purposeful, directed means to an

end. Bolstered by a wide range of enlightening sources,

including religion, eastern philosophy and science

itself this book breaks important ground regarding the

limited purview of life as we ve come to know it, encouraging

readers to explore the unfettered depths of a new

vision of universal purpose.

Dominique Sessons,

"Apex Reviews""