Emptiness and Brightness

Exploring the emergence of a new Axial Age, the book examines how contemporary thinkers might address reality, the human condition, and happiness, akin to past philosophers like Plato and Buddha. It highlights the shift from individual genius to collective consensus in shaping ideas, emphasizing the role of communication in this transformation. Don Cupitt articulates the evolving landscape of religion and philosophy, suggesting that despite initial discomfort, society will ultimately embrace these new perspectives.