Mark L. McPherran is Profes8/15/2024sor of Philosophy at the University of Maine at Farmington.

“McPherran has no illusions that he will carry everyone with him in his conclusions. He is, of course, thoroughly abreast of this scholarly literature, and gives excellent annotations of alternative views, which enable one to disagree with him if one wishes. All he wants to do is to reassert the essential religiosity of this extraordinary and complex figure, and I think that he has done that with admirable thoroughness.”—John Dillion, Trinity College Dublin

Mark L. McPherran is Profes8/15/2024sor of Philosophy at the University of Maine at Farmington.

“McPherran has no illusions that he will carry everyone with him in his conclusions. He is, of course, thoroughly abreast of this scholarly literature, and gives excellent annotations of alternative views, which enable one to disagree with him if one wishes. All he wants to do is to reassert the essential religiosity of this extraordinary and complex figure, and I think that he has done that with admirable thoroughness.”—John Dillion, Trinity College Dublin

Mark L. McPherran is Profes8/15/2024sor of Philosophy at the University of Maine at Farmington.

“McPherran has no illusions that he will carry everyone with him in his conclusions. He is, of course, thoroughly abreast of this scholarly literature, and gives excellent annotations of alternative views, which enable one to disagree with him if one wishes. All he wants to do is to reassert the essential religiosity of this extraordinary and complex figure, and I think that he has done that with admirable thoroughness.”—John Dillion, Trinity College Dublin