The Supreme Incursion

Finalist of the British Science Fiction Association Award.
Shortlist for the Locus Award.
Nominated for the Gygamesh Almanac Award.
Finalist for the Prometheus Award.
List of "Defining Science Fiction of the 1980s".

Herb Asher meets God on a remote planet, whose name is Yahweh, and... realizes that his duty is to help return God to Earth. Meanwhile, Earth is under the complete control of Belial, the spirit of lies and nothingness. Asher must ensure that the woman pregnant with Yahweh bypasses the security systems guarding the dictatorship of the demonic Empire.

In "The Supreme Incursion," Philip K. Dick poses the question: "What if God—or a certain image of God named Yahweh—is alive and in exile on a distant planet? How could the Second Coming succeed in the fight against advanced technology and finely tuned rationalized evil of the modern police state?"

"The novel intertwines Judaism, Kabbalah, Zoroastrianism, and Christianity into an engaging parable about human existence." — West Coast Review Book