'… Metz is one of the best in the literature at fine-grained analysis and the book valuably maps out space for possible positions and shows where the field is still in its infancy. This is both a stimulating introduction, and contribution, to the analytic treatment of enduring human concerns.' Martin Dunkley Smith, Religious Studies Review

• 1. Introducing the philosophy of life's meaning; 2. Clarifying the terms of the debates; 3. Extreme supernaturalism; 4. Moderate naturalism; 5. Moderate supernaturalism; 6. Extreme naturalism; 7. Concluding remarks – further reflection on God and soul.

'… Metz is one of the best in the literature at fine-grained analysis and the book valuably maps out space for possible positions and shows where the field is still in its infancy. This is both a stimulating introduction, and contribution, to the analytic treatment of enduring human concerns.' Martin Dunkley Smith, Religious Studies Review

• 1. Introducing the philosophy of life's meaning; 2. Clarifying the terms of the debates; 3. Extreme supernaturalism; 4. Moderate naturalism; 5. Moderate supernaturalism; 6. Extreme naturalism; 7. Concluding remarks – further reflection on God and soul.