The Glory of Kings: A Philosophical Defense of Christianity

“So, do you mean that an eternal mind is the most probable explanation for the universe as we find it?”

“I mean more than that,” said my teacher.  “I mean not only that it is the most probable, but that it will always be the most probable explanation for the universe as you find it.”

 -The Glory of Kings

Written in the style of a medieval dream vision, The Glory of Kings invites its reader to go on an intellectual and spiritual quest that ranges from Cumberland Island on the Georgia coast to Munsalvaesche, the mystical Grail Castle of Arthurian legend.  A diverse array of characters from history and literature emerges throughout the story to confront or guide those who undertake this quest.  William Blake, Johann Faust, Julian of Norwich, and many others all contribute to the philosophical dialogue of a perilous adventure that seeks to penetrate to the heart of Christianity and behold the face of God.