The Sense of Life and the Sense of the Universe: Studies in Contemporary Theology

Questions concerning the sense of man and the sense of the universe are closely related. In fact, they constitute one Big Question. Man is genetically connected to the universe and the origins of man have their roots in the history of the universe. If the universe has sense then it most probably embraces man since he is a part or, even more, an element of the structure of the universe. Would it be possible for man to have a senseful existence in a senseless universe? Written by the 2008 Templeton Prize winner, philosopher and cosmologist Michael Heller.