God and the multiverse: humanity's expanding view of the cosmos

Amherst, New York: Prometheus Books (2014)
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Abstract

Presents a comprehensive history of multiverse theory, reviewing the discoveries that shaped astrophysicists' current consensus view while showing that the multiverse is able to be explained entirely in naturalistic terms.

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