An Anthropological Defense of God

"-Based on the perspective, understanding, and wisdom offered by the Church, this insightful and provocative book challenges many assumptions of modern social science. It speaks to desires and longings that social scientific approaches often don't even begin to grasp, and reminds us that these longings are central to our existence as whole persons. I strongly recommend it.- --Jean M. Bartunek, Robert A. and Evelyn J. Ferris Chair and Professor of Organization Studies, Boston College -This is a deeply provocative book that is also intensely personal. Sandelands writes with clarity and elegance, making one of the most profound of all subjects God immensely understandable. Through his private reflections and scholarly analyses, Sandelands is enlightening. He invites the reader to share his passion for the divine and to come to understand his God. It is a thoughtful and engaging work that is sure to challenge one's beliefs in the divine.- --Mary Ann Glynn, Fellow, Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics, Professor, Organizational Studies, Boston College ""Based on the perspective, understanding, and wisdom offered by the Church, this insightful and provocative book challenges many assumptions of modern social science. It speaks to desires and longings that social scientific approaches often don't even begin to grasp, and reminds us that these longings are central to our existence as whole persons. I strongly recommend it."" --Jean M. Bartunek, Robert A. and Evelyn J. Ferris Chair and Professor of Organization Studies, Boston College ""This is a deeply provocative book that is also intensely personal. Sandelands writes with clarity and elegance, making one of the most profound of all subjects God immensely understandable. Through his private reflections and scholarly analyses, Sandelands is enlightening. He invites the reader to share his passion for the divine and to come to understand his God. It is a thoughtful and engaging work that is sure to challenge one's beliefs in the divine."" --Mary Ann Glynn, Fellow, Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics, Professor, Organizational Studies, Boston College ""Based on the perspective, understanding, and wisdom offered by the Church, this insightful and provocative book challenges many assumptions of modern social science. It speaks to desires and longings that social scientific approaches often don't even begin to grasp, and reminds us that these longings are central to our existence as whole persons. I strongly recommend it."" --Jean M. Bartunek, Robert A. and Evelyn J. Ferris Chair and Professor of Organization Studies, Boston College ""This is a deeply provocative book that is also intensely personal. Sandelands writes with clarity and elegance, making one of the most profound of all subjects God immensely understandable. Through his private reflections and scholarly analyses, Sandelands is enlightening. He invites the reader to share his passion for the divine and to come to understand his God. It is a thoughtful and engaging work that is sure to challenge one's beliefs in the divine."" --Mary Ann Glynn, Fellow, Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics, Professor, Organizational Studies, Boston College"