The Deity of Life

By Gary Wilson
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Published: June 13, 2012
Words: 45,358 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780978499235

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Who am I? Have you ever asked yourself this question? Or what about these: What is reality? Why are we here? What is the meaning of life? Many people are searching for answers to these and all the other big questions in life. Philosophy and all religions have failed us so far. Humanism, which has the clearest perception yet, is inadequate. It addresses much, but leaves much still unaddressed.

Extended description

Who am I? Have you ever asked yourself this question? Or what about these: What is reality? Why are we here? What is the meaning of life? Many people are searching for answers to these and all the other big questions in life. Philosophy and all religions have failed us so far. Humanism, which has the clearest perception yet, is inadequate. It addresses much, but leaves much still unaddressed.

Enter bioism. Bioism picks up where humanism leaves off. Where humanism obscures, bioism illuminates. Where humanism falls silent, bioism elucidates. Where humanism leads us into a morass, bioism guides us back onto the path.

The Deity of Life is a compilation of essays elucidating the bioist philosophy. These essays were composed by Gary Wilson. In them he shows that bioism is a natural progression building on humanism and overcoming its structural defects and inadequacies. Although in Deity Gary has set aside the narrative form of his fictional offerings, one can see its relationship to them.. (Read more) Who am I? Have you ever asked yourself this question? Or what about these: What is reality? Why are we here? What is the meaning of life? Many people are searching for answers to these and all the other big questions in life. Philosophy and all religions have failed us so far. Humanism, which has the clearest perception yet, is inadequate. It addresses much, but leaves much still unaddressed.

Enter bioism. Bioism picks up where humanism leaves off. Where humanism obscures, bioism illuminates. Where humanism falls silent, bioism elucidates. Where humanism leads us into a morass, bioism guides us back onto the path.

The Deity of Life is a compilation of essays elucidating the bioist philosophy. These essays were composed by Gary Wilson. In them he shows that bioism is a natural progression building on humanism and overcoming its structural defects and inadequacies. Although in Deity Gary has set aside the narrative form of his fictional offerings, one can see its relationship to them in that they are looking to the past – past human experience – whereas Deity sets out the path to the future.
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science, philosophy, gary wilson, bioism

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