Even for today's philosophers, the origin of consciousness remains a mystery that cannot be resolved even by invoking quantum fields-Christians and spiritual people often struggle to integrate their faith into a rational mindset.
In his new book, Faith and Reason Reconciled, the author addresses both groups. He develops a contemporary idealistic philosophy that integrates consciousness, and thus the spiritual world, into a holistic worldview. His concept unites modern science, Christian and Far Eastern wisdom, and the insights of spiritual masters.
The book shows how Christian faith and spirituality can be reconciled with a contemporary rational worldview. It describes how the world unfolds within an absolute consciousness and provides a precise conceptual system for orientation in all life situations.
The world model defines the realms of our spiritual, physical and social existence. It shows the readers paths that lead to deeper entanglement in the world-or back to the peacefulness of being. What starts as a logical play of thought leads to astonishingly serious consequences: man appears as creator, inhabitant, and judge of his world in the material, social, and metaphysical senses.
For practitioners in therapy, management, or education, numerous applications of the world model can be derived. For psychologists and sociologists, a differentiated action model emerges. The legitimation and responsibility of the institutions of church, state, and economy are derived. Philosophers will be surprised by the expansion of the Hegelian dialectic.
The book acquaints the readers with the spiritual and mental dimensions of human existence and shows them paths that lead to deeper entanglement in the world-or back to the peacefulness of being.
It requires no prior knowledge of philosophy, but it does require a love of truth, an affinity for abstraction, and the confidence to think independently.