Mystical Experience of God

Focusing on the validity of mystical experiences of God, the author presents a compelling case supporting their authenticity and implications for belief. He addresses philosophical objections, critiques alternative sociological and neuropsychological explanations, and engages with feminist critiques of male-centric interpretations of these experiences. Gellman's thorough analysis challenges traditional hierarchical views of God, making a significant contribution to contemporary discussions in philosophy and theology.