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Review of Louis Baldwin's Portraits of God: Word Pictures of the Deity from the Earliest Times Through Today
This review points out how Baldwin's book is unique in that it foregrounds proto-Marxist views of God. But it misses the mark by not mentioning "Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari’s work on the rhizomic nature of the Buddhist ‘mandala’."
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