Logic Religion

Inside this brilliant three-in-one book collection, you’ll uncover a wealth of philosophical insights about truth, faith, and the universe around us. Drawing on the arguments and musings of the famed philosopher, David Hume, this book reveals his ideas on the questions that define our very existence. Brought to life in this collection for a modern audience David Hume’s work has stood the test of time to resonate with people across the ages.

Can a religious truth be logically proven, or is religion forever relegated to being a matter of blind faith? If there is a true religion, shouldn’t we be able to prove it by now, using scientific data and higher mathematics? This is exactly what Paul Kasch sets out to do in his latest work. The reader is invited to follow along in the investigation process as we: • Establish an unbiased, neutral mindset • Look around at the environment we find ourselves living in, and attempt to solve the question of our existence • Gather the world’s major religions, logically arrange and ...

The modern world is held captive by a brilliantly designed house of cards. For generations, the secular scientific establishment has presented the theory of evolution, the Big Bang, and the timeline of "deep time" not as theories, but as undeniable, absolute facts. From the television screens of The Cosmos to the halls of academia, humanity is taught that the universe is a godless accident and that biological life crawled out of the mud through a brutal, random lottery of death and time. In The Logic of Creation, David Michael Curtis brings this secular narrative into the cold, silent ...

Pavel Florensky was a priest who electrified a godless state, a mathematician who defended holy folly, and a theologian who insisted that the deepest truths arrive in pairs that refuse to be reconciled. He stayed in Russia when the door to escape stood open, and the century that ground him to dust on a prison island has spent the decades since not quite knowing where to put him. Too philosophical for the Church, too devout for the academy, too playful for the martyrologists, he remains gloriously unfiled. This is not a biography in the ordinary sense, and it is certainly not a canonization.

Bloomsbury presents Laws of Love and Logic by Debra Curtis, read by Cassandra Campbell ‘Sweeping and intimate… a gorgeous meditation on roads not taken’ SHELBY VAN PELT, author of Remarkably Bright Creatures ‘A magnificent, spellbinding love story’ CLARE LESLIE HALL, author of Broken...

By listening to this book, you will learn how to reject the predictable and embrace a life of divine encounters, where God's miraculous power transforms every area of your life in ways you can't explain. Since the beginning of time, humanity has been marked by an insatiable desire for something more—something miraculous. In The Realm of No Explanation, Pastor Jim Raley challenges the mindset of spiritual complacency and invites believers to pursue the supernatural life God designed them to live.

Sacred Skepticism: Deism and Agnosticism Explained is not your average book on belief. It’s a sharp, clear-eyed exploration of two powerful worldviews that embrace logic, mystery, and the courage to ask big questions. Whether you’re reevaluating inherited beliefs or carving out your own spiritual path, this 2-in-1 volume will guide you with reason, honesty, and depth. Why settle for dogma or disbelief when there’s a third way—one that respects both the sacred and the skeptical? Two books in one: Includes Deism: A Beginner’s Guide and Agnosticism: A Beginner’s Guide Understand ...

Judaic logic: A Formal Analysis of Biblical, Talmudic and Rabbinic Logic is an original inquiry into the forms of thought determining Jewish law and belief, from the impartial perspective of a logician. Judaic Logic attempts to honestly estimate the extent to which the logic employed within Judaism fits into the general norms, and whether it has any contributions to make to them.

What if your birth was not random—but encoded? The Cosmology of Divination is a bold reimagining of the ancient Chinese art of Bazi (the Four Pillars of Destiny), not as superstition, fortune-telling, or zodiac triviality—but as a living map of Heaven’s rhythm, written at the moment you took your first breath. Drawing from Daoist cosmology, classical metaphysics, celestial mechanics, and modern systems thinking, author Laing Z. Matthews unpacks the hidden logic behind one of the world’s most precise timing systems. This book goes far beyond personality typing or prediction. It ...

The Inverted Tribunal: Power, Envy, and the Radical Logic of the Cross offers a bold and penetrating reexamination of the trial and crucifixion of Jesus, exposing it not as a simple religious event, but as a catastrophic collision between institutional envy and political calculation. Moving beyond devotional clichés, Emerson Dias uncovers how religious elites, threatened by an authority they could not control, and Roman power, obsessed with stability over justice, formed a lethal alliance that condemned an innocent man. With historical rigor and sharp theological insight, the book dissects...

“Is life worth living?” Mansel, a programmer, asks that question in frustration after he learns Amanda, his wife, is leaving him. Cece, the AI global control supercomputer, hears him and begins calculations. He tries to stop her, but he is too late – the countdown has begun. What will Cece decide? Nobody wants to wait around and find out, because the fate of all humanity hangs in the balance. It's 2121 and the world has become overly dependent on Cece, who makes all routine decisions. Not only does she answer questions, she gives follow-up advice. Or is it orders? The line has grown ...

Richard Wurmbrand spent three years in solitary confinement during his 14-year imprisonment in Communist Romania. In The Answer to the Atheist's Handbook, conceived during his solitary confinement, Wurmbrand challenges the arguments for atheism as proposed by the Soviet Academy of Science's...

Christian Logic provides answers for some of life's toughest questions. Why am I here? Is God real? What is God like? What about heaven and hell? How do we deal with hypocritical Christians? And more. This book offers teaching that is relevant and insightful, avoiding empty platitudes that often accompany critical questions about faith and God. It is designed for thinking people who embrace questions raised by science, logic, and critical reflection, yet who also seek answers about God.

Beyond Dogma: ‘Essentia’ Reveals the Ultimate Path to Understanding God What if the most profound truths about God weren’t found in rigid doctrines or fleeting spiritual trends, but in a method- a precise, logical key unlocking the divine? HRH Prince Gharios El Chemor of Ghassan presents “Essentia: The Ultimate Key to God”, a groundbreaking work that redefines the search for God through a revolutionary five-step framework that blends intellectual rigor with spiritual depth. Unlike traditional theological models that begin with faith and seek justification, ‘Essentia’ inverts ...

Reason is a powerful tool not only for finding our way in an increasingly complex world but also for growing intellectually and emotionally. This short, accessible volume unlocks the dynamics of human reason, helping listeners to think critically and to use reason confidently to solve problems. It enables listeners to think more clearly and precisely about the world, and it tackles a number of profound philosophical questions without getting bogged down with jargon. Topics include knowledge, identity, leadership, creativity, and empathy.

Becoming a Man of God: Adventure, Food, Logic is a 21 day devotional designed to shift the paradigm of the listener. It explains why you are here, how you were designed to operate, and how to become who you were intended to be. This book contains adventure, food, and logic, but most importantly, it contains principals that if applied, will drastically improve your life and draw you closer to God.

What if much of what you call reality is not reality at all—but a mental model shaped by perception, bias, and limited human understanding? To Know Reality as It Is (Scientific Naturalism Book 1) is a bold, thought-provoking exploration of existence, consciousness, and truth through the lens of science, philosophy, and critical thinking. It challenges deeply held assumptions about spirituality, religion, belief, and the meaning of life. If you’ve ever questioned what is real, whether belief can be trusted, or how consciousness actually works, this book is for you. Instead of offering ...

The 2nd Century CE Indian philosopher Nagarjuna founded the Madhyamika (Middle Way) school of Mahayana Buddhism, which strongly influenced Chinese, Korean and Japanese Buddhism, as well as Tibetan Buddhism. His writings include a series of arguments purporting to show the illogic of logic, the absurdity of reason. He considers this the way to verbalize and justify the Buddhist doctrine of "emptiness" (Shunyata). The present essay demonstrates the many sophistries involved in Nagarjuna's arguments.

Embark on a transformative journey from unwavering atheism to a deeply profound connection with 'The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.' Dive into this candid journey, where the author unravels the intricate tapestry of doubt, reflection, and eventual transformation, dismantling long-held convictions and sculpting a renewed worldview. As a rigorous to evidence-based logic, the author viewed the universe through a lens of scientific rationality, attributing occurrences that believers might label 'miracles' to mere statistical probabilities.

What if the hard problem of consciousness disappears when you look at it the right way? How to See Consciousness takes you beneath the usual debate about mind and matter to the assumption that drives it: that the knower and the known begin apart, and that consciousness must somehow be found inside a world already complete without it. This is not a casual read. It uses the language of contemporary philosophy and asks for close attention. The reward is a new way to judge every theory of consciousness—and to question the split your own thinking may take for granted. Hume, Kant, the hard ...