A bold blend of science and spirituality that asks who God is in an evolving world.
This nonfiction work argues that the universe is a living, self‑realizing whole, and that human minds grow toward greater understanding as part of that process. It connects evolution, philosophy, and theology to suggest that God’s nature unfolds through self‑discovery and self‑perfection within the world and in us.
From the evolution of social bodies and social minds to the illusion of memory, this book frames God as the human brain and thought working within a cosmic organism. It invites readers to rethink individuality, mind and matter, and the path to self‑realization at the center of existence.
- Understand the claim that mind and matter co‑emerge as inseparable aspects of reality
- Explore the evolution of social bodies and minds as a key to self‑realization
- Consider how memory and self are framed within a unified cosmos
- See how the idea of God can be understood as the self‑realizing universe through human thought
Ideal for readers curious about philosophy of science, monism, and a spiritually grounded view of evolution.