Why Are We Created
Templeton Press, 2003
eISBN: 978-1-932031-49-2 | Paper: 978-1-932031-29-4
Library of Congress Classification BL624.T43 2003
Dewey Decimal Classification 291.44
eISBN: 978-1-932031-49-2 | Paper: 978-1-932031-29-4
Library of Congress Classification BL624.T43 2003
Dewey Decimal Classification 291.44
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ABOUT THIS BOOK
•How can individuals create a purposeful and fruitful way of life?
•How does happiness relate to one's purpose?
While many books strive to stimulate thinking through provocative anecdotes and theories, Why Are We Created? takes a different path. It begins with a question and continues with a multitude of questions like these:
•What is the importance of recognizing the presence of the sacred within us and around us?•How can individuals create a purposeful and fruitful way of life?
•How does happiness relate to one's purpose?
The intent of these questions is to encourage thoughtfulness, observation, and research that enlarges understanding while offering a sense of direction. The goal is to help individuals live a more useful and happy life.
Sir John and Reverend Dunlap use the questions to help readers explore the role of humility as a key to knowledge and progress. They look at the creative power of purposeful thinking and ask how life might be changed if we refuse to dwell on any thought we would not want objectified in our life. They pose questions related to consciously directing one's life.
Helping to shed light on the possible connection between spiritual principles and human concepts is commentary from a wide range of sources: the scriptures, Mother Teresa, Albert Einstein, Edward O. Wilson, Emanuel Swedenborg, Emmet Fox, A. H. Maslow, Sir Isaac Newton, Dr. Albert Schweitzer, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, among many others.
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