Zero: Reflections about Nothing

Join the author, a mathematics teacher-turned-minister, on a metaphorical tour of zero-concepts that will spur the spiritual imagination. Consider a society with zero evil, a city with zero fences, life with zero words, zero profanity, zero choices, or zero rainbows. First there is nothing, writes Dr. Voss; zero, naught, null, non-being. Then there is something; non-zero, being, life, existence, presence, light, fullness. In-between nothing and something is creation.

Entertaining as well as thoughtful, the two dozen stories and essays in Zero all illustrate the notion of something from nothing. Richly illustrated with real life photographs by Dan Sullivan, Zero is the first volume in a series of four inspirational titles, each which gently reflects the mathematical symbolism of its title. The other titles include One, Two and Many.