Doubts And Decisions For Living: Volume Ii: The Sanctity Of Human Spirit

This trilogy raises many unsettling questions about life and the dilemmas of living. We humans (our spirits in fact) seem determined to resolve all those mysteries like a sacred mission embedded in our psyche. Obviously, the main question is about the creation of this incredibly complex, yet orderly universe. We like to rely on logic and mathematics to explain this amazing phenomenon, but more crucially, understand humans' imaginary importance in the midst of this horrendous creation. To do so, we apply common sense, philosophy, psychology, theology, and other disciplines to come to terms with ourselves and possibly find peace and happiness too. We think too highly of our status at the centre of this grandeur, as if no amount of science and knowledge could convince us of our mere infinitesimal existence. The topics covered in this volume are aimed toward the goal of satisfying our curiosity about our life purposes and 'who we are, ' which most of us (including many scientists) believe