One

One attacks the question: When all human knowledge is put together into a single picture, what is that picture, and what does it tell us about ourselves, our destiny, and this reality we find ourselves born into? The sheer size of all human knowledge is dealt with by using an approach that is logical, straightforward, and effective. The question of what is known is dealt with cleanly by limiting it to what is scientifically proven, and to logic kept within established laws of nature.
One views many ordinary things in deeper than normal ways that show them to be, after all, extraordinary. It fits together insightful perspectives of familiar knowledge, unfamiliar knowledge, and proven but controversial knowledge to create a vision that is genuine, amazing, personal, and encouraging.
One’s companion volume, Eternal Paradigm, by the same author, looks at the application of One to the living of everyday life, and to both age-old and modern questions. It reveals that the picture created in One is surprisingly powerful in answering such questions.
Because One’s approach excludes spirituality from the logic used in reaching its conclusions, it should be an especially valuable new resource for all who are interested in the nature of reality, the nature of humanity, how to live our lives, how to find truth, how to evolve and love, life and death, infinity and eternity—all usually viewed in frameworks of spiritual logic resting on foundations of dogmatic beliefs.