Roger's Version by John Updike
"Roger's Version" delves into the life of Roger Lambert, a theology professor who becomes entangled in a debate about the existence of God with Dale Kohler, a young student of computer science. Dale believes that computer technology can prove the existence of divine intervention in the creation of the universe, leading to a complex interplay of faith, science, and human relationships. As Roger becomes increasingly involved with Dale and his project, the novel explores themes of infidelity, personal morality, and the intricate dynamics of human belief and skepticism.
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- Published
- 1986
- Nationality
- American
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- Pages
- 336
- Original Language
- English
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- NY Times Editors Choice 1980-1989 (NY Times)