Celestial City and Anti-Vanity Fair

Like its two textural predecessors, 'Yang and Anti-Yin' (2004-5) and 'Lamb and Anti-Lion' (2005), this book of aphoristic philosophy takes what John O'Loughlin had previously been building towards to its ultimate logical conclusion and establishes, categorically and without equivocation, a definitive presentation of his work such that reaffirms the gender distinctions which exist at all points of what he is rather metaphorically wont to call our 'axial compass', underlining the importance of taking such distinctions to their logical conclusions in the interests of philosophical certitude and, concerning what he calls 'noumenal sensibility', enhanced credibility in respect of godly truth. - A Centretruths editorial