Key points Thinking outside the box implies a freedom of thought and expression of ideas. Our "free" thinking is restricted by us, in light of our interests, biases, and emotions.

Pandora's Box Opened: An Examination and Defense of Historical-Critical method and Its master Practitioners Roy A. Harrisville (Author) Wm. B. Eerdmans 368 pages $22.10 ...

There is a solution. But it can only be arrived at by "thinking outside the box." The puzzle is an actual — and clever — demonstration of the ways our minds set artificial boundaries.