The depth of God is an engaging rever-beration resulting from this era's death of God catharsis. Revivifying and expressing Christianity in the brilliant light of Chinese. Japanese and Indian mysticism, Yves Raguin illumines the way to God through interiority and man's discovery of his own greatness.
"The very thought of God irritates us" and it is with an inspiriting charge of experiential enthusiasm that Raguin examines how this chafing can sharpen man's total awareness of the Godhead. Each chapter glows, in the first part, with the insight of non-Christian wisemen, moving in God toward the depth-then, in this depth, the second part reveals an outward surge
moving toward the Trinitarian God with Christ. The Depth of' God calls for concentrated reflection on oneself, the world and God. It is with a sense of gratitude, however, that one welcomes this thorough search for Cod as the combustible spark at the very center of all humanity.