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The Ultimate Key: Unifying Science and Spirituality by Robert R Miller (Paperback / softback, 2012)
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Is there more to life than just a simple, biological existence?. Do we have a greater purpose?. Is there a God?. What happens when we die?. Why is there pain and suffering?. This view includes the belief that there is an immortal soul that continues after death.
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Is there more to life than just a simple, biological existence? Do we have a greater purpose? Is there a God? What happens when we die? Why is there pain and suffering? Collectively, this is kwn as the 'ultimate question.' One answer is that the universe was created by a supernatural God, for reasons only He kws. Owing our existence to this God, our purpose would be to worship Him. This view includes the belief that there is an immortal soul that continues after death. This afterlife is either one of a blissful existence in Heaven or one of perpetual torture in Hell. Which place awaits us depends on how well we devote ourselves to worshiping God. Ather possibility is that there is God, supernatural force. Under this concept, everything can be explained through biology and science. Thus, there is life after death. Naturally, this view is at odds with the supernatural one. If everything can be explained through science, then there is higher purpose to our lives or the universe. We are born. We live for a while. Then we die. Over fifty years ago, as a young boy, I wanted to kw if my life was driven by biology or spiritual purpose. I wanted to kw if my life was worth living. As soon as I asked the question, I knew that I wouldn't be satisfied with a choice between the opposing views. Being of two minds, one logical and rational and one spiritual, I knew that I was seeking more than a simple choice between the two. I felt compelled to begin a quest to discover if there was a key to understanding the universe that reconciled both points of view. I wanted to find a way to unify them into a comprehensive, rational, yet spiritual understanding of everything. What I discovered, through mysticism, serendipity and research, changed everything that I had believed in. I came to realize that the key to unifying both views was an understanding that there were a few, fundamental principles that literally made up the fabric of the universe. They were rooted in divine origin, yet satisfied scientific criteria. By understanding these rules, you could understand everything from both points of view. The result of my quest was t what I had wanted or expected. In the end, I discovered something so beautiful, so profound and so exquisite, that I knew it was the truth. My life had been worth living.Product Identifiers
PublisherCreatespace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN-101479233765
ISBN-139781479233762
eBay Product ID (ePID)189378176
Dimensions
Weight191g
Height229mm
Width152mm
Additional Product Features
Spine7mm
Content NoteBlack & White Illustrations
Author BiographyRobert Miller lives in a log home on fifty wooded acres in the Longfellow mountains of Maine. At various times during his life, he has been a teacher, entrepreneur, writer, healer, mystic and professional astrologer. He is currently writing a series of novels based on the principles outlined in his book, The Ultimate Key: Unifying Science and Spirituality. He is also building a spiritual retreat and healing center based upon principles of self-enlightenment.
FormatPaperback / Softback
LanguageEnglish
Author(s)Robert R Miller
Date of Publication31/08/2012
Format DetailsTrade Paperback (Us) ,Unsewn / Adhesive Bound
SubjectReligion: Comparative, General & Référence
ImprintCreatespace Independent Publishing Platform
Country of PublicationUnited States
GenreReligion: Comparative, General & Référence
