This is the most personal and most original book of the main philosopher of the Mexican law of its generation. It is a work of maturity that is the reflection of many readings and many experiences. Among the readings are those of the authors with whom Rodolfo Vázquez engages here a dialogue about religion: Spinoza, Bayle, Voltaire, Hume, Feuerbach, James, Russell, Gaos, Tender Galván, Horkheimer, Camus, DWorkin and Octavio Peace. And in that intellectual exercise that has a lot of autobiographical (dialogue is also with the diverse oues of the author: maturity is reached with effort and is not a destination station either) is not being drawn the stages through which it would have elapsed Vital itinerary on religion: indifference, passion, secularization and atheism, until reaching the serenity of the agnostic that does not miss God.
With an agile and precise prose, Rodolfo Vázquez shows in this work that the great themes of philosophy can be tremendously and deeply and deeply at the same time. And he makes us even see that the problems that revolve around the idea of ​​God or the sacred can be of interest also for those who have no hearing for religion.

Manuel Atienza.

Reviews and reviews:
- Interview with Rodolfo Vázquez in the country: «Ni Moses, nor Buddha, nor Muhammad must indicate the path of the Absolute».