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The Way integrates religion and science and reconciles Eastern and Western worldviews, confirming with the mystics and the scientists that everyone is related, and everything is connected.
This book recognizes the perennial philosophy that underlies many spiritual traditions. The book has a "theory of everything" feel. Like a TED talk, it is deeply personal with broadly universal themes. The author narrates it.
THE WAY is a SILVER WINNER in the 2024 NAUTILUS BOOK AWARDS.
The first half of the book deconstructs an old belief system based on dualistic Christian theology. The deconstruction is interesting, not angry or judgmental.
The second half reconstructs a modern belief system based on nondual Eastern religions, the mystics, and the scientists. The reconstruction is thought-provoking, not preachy or speculative.
The Way is reporting, not apologetics, memoir, or polemic. Open-minded seekers, including religious people, spiritual but not religious people, and humanists will appreciate the questions that the author addresses clearly and fairly.
The book includes suggested study questions, and it works well in book clubs.
"If you read only one book to guide your deconstruction and reconstruction process, this would be the one to read."
-Jim Palmer, Founder of The Center for Non-Religious Spirituality
This book recognizes the perennial philosophy that underlies many spiritual traditions. The book has a "theory of everything" feel. Like a TED talk, it is deeply personal with broadly universal themes. The author narrates it.
THE WAY is a SILVER WINNER in the 2024 NAUTILUS BOOK AWARDS.
The first half of the book deconstructs an old belief system based on dualistic Christian theology. The deconstruction is interesting, not angry or judgmental.
The second half reconstructs a modern belief system based on nondual Eastern religions, the mystics, and the scientists. The reconstruction is thought-provoking, not preachy or speculative.
The Way is reporting, not apologetics, memoir, or polemic. Open-minded seekers, including religious people, spiritual but not religious people, and humanists will appreciate the questions that the author addresses clearly and fairly.
The book includes suggested study questions, and it works well in book clubs.
"If you read only one book to guide your deconstruction and reconstruction process, this would be the one to read."
-Jim Palmer, Founder of The Center for Non-Religious Spirituality