Discovering the Fullness of Reality: How Partial Truths Obscure the Union of Faith and Science

“Is there a transcendent element to Human Life?” In pursuit of an answer, Keys presents to the reader both things of the world which exist and affirms the teachings of science and things of this world which apparently defy such teaching. Because by definition truth cannot deny another truth, Keys shows that, in the end, apparent contradicting truths can both be true, but true in the sense they both accurately describe an aspect of reality. It is when one considers the FULLNESS OF REALITY, that apparent opposing truths can be recognized as addressing only a partial reality. With this new understanding, apparent contradictions can be reconciled to one another. It is in this way that science and faith, which many say do not mix, can be demonstrated to not oppose one another; rather, they complement each other.