Most commentaries on Ecclesiastes are glum to grim. Tom Taylor has found some rays of light "under the sun." He is convinced that most have a tortured view of what Solomon's "preacher" is saying, and he has stepped forward to give us the "up side" in this common sense view of this common sense book. It challenged my thinking. Whereas I have hitherto looked at the book as an inspired account of how a natural man thinks, now after reading Taylor I will think again. As Paul in Romans One teaches us that natural revelation has taught from the creation about God's eternal power and God-hood, so here in Ecclesiastes we see that natural revelation of God so clearly. Taylor is saying this contains more than the unaided human intellect. Here we have God's revelation of Himself in the natural world that we live in. All of this is given to us from the preacher's vantage point "under the sun." JOHN BJORLIE, Editor