This ''exercise in sturctural logic'', as the subtitle to ''Thinking in Fours'' would have it, is based upon the addenda (unhyphenated and hyphenated) of the author''s previous title, The ''Living God'' Lie, which in this project have been both stylistically and thematically modifed to incorporate additional material of a subatomically dichotomous nature which, with a number of other modifications designed to establish a chronological relationship between the main parts of the book, bears little resemblance to its precursor, but overhauls it to such extent as to constitute an independent free-standing work intended, primarily, for the philosophical purist, or for those who prefer a systematic approach to loosely aphoristic structures that, here to a greater extent than in any previous of the author''s works, bring his philosophy to its logical conclusion – a conclusion which is both a revelation and a consummation of his decades-long pursuit of philosophical perfection through the exploration of logic.
