There has been a distinct trend in modern thought to be deeply suspicious and critical of the human minds ability to gain genuine access to any reality that transcends the world or the mind. As such, much modern reflection on the minds relationship to a transcendent God has either banished God from the realm of the cognitively accessible or found ways to evacuate God of his transcendence, and reduce God to a concept or idea in the mind. In this book, Paul Macdonald directly challenges negative modern understandings of the minds relationship to God.