Summary of Karen Armstrong's The Case for God

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview: #1 The guide turns his flashlight on the ceiling of the underground caverns of Lascaux, and the painted animals seem to emerge from the depths of the rock. The artwork is far more clear than it was to the Palaeolithic artists, since they had to work by the light of small flickering lamps. #2 The caves were probably sanctuaries, and their iconography reflected a radically different worldview than the outside world