Quantum theology Book

A very thought-provoking, provocative, and dense book that uniquely uses recent discoveries and theories within quantum science to build a systematic theology of human spirituality. I have not encountered anything like it before. I suspect that the book never hit popular markets due to its reliance on complicated concepts and largely undeveloped quantum science. However, I found it fascinating, and many of the author's conclusions ring true to experience. The author sees religion as "the greatest idolatry of all time" and the greatest impediment to human spirituality and connecting with the divine. He accurately observes that "formal religion is a recent visitor to Planet Earth." He explores the way in which quantum theory has done away with previous ideas of autonomy in nature, and explores how the interrelatedness and interdependence of all life has profound spiritual implications. A good read, but as other reviews have warned, don't expect to be able to digest it quickly.