‘Deistic Deliverance’ (effectively via the ideological philosophy of Social Transcendentalism) is yet another of John O’Loughlin’s volumes of cyclically-aphoristic philosophy (theosophy and/or superphilosophy) in which, with the aid of spiralling cycles, he has striven to grant a certain political definition to the philosophy in question, making it more than just a theory of life, but a vehicle whereby life can be changed for the better and people become liberated from their mortal chains and, no less importantly, from those who would avail of them for ‘ungodly’ purposes. The cover shows a Social Transcendentalist emblem conceived and designed by the author himself.