Even More Relativity is a philosophical essay on theoretical physics analyzing the fundamental concepts of mass, energy, the speed of light, the atom, space and time and proposing both a comprehensive revision of the basic principles of physics and alternative solutions to individual problems.

Rational Idealism presents a comprehensive philosophical theory that is both rational and beautiful, that reveals the common ground of realism and idealism, and that can explain the rational patterns in our emotions, desires and attitudes. From the unique theoretical arguments of Why God Can’t Exist to the practical advice of Intelligent Desiring, the sixteen essays explain our emotions, our pursuit of happiness, the purpose of life, why we think life should be just and why no one, not even God, can be omniscient.

Rational Idealism asks why we have been assuming that life is an eternal autocracy, or an eternal oligarchy, or maybe even a temporary mistake, when the evidence indicates that life is an eternal democracy.

The Gospel According to Andrew is a retelling of the story of Jesus’s life, and the early years of the new faith, through the eyes of the apostle Andrew, who does not find Paul’s theological speculations persuasive.

Conversations With Socrates is set in the Isles of the Blest, where shortly after his death Plato searches for Socrates to rediscuss the issues that inspired their intellectual endeavors on Earth. Along with an Orphic priest, a young mother and her son, Socrates and Plato discuss the nature of virtue, happiness, justice, the absolute, love, the soul, education and idealism.