In this book the goal is for readers to become open minded, to think freely and thus objectively, so one can rightly recognize what is true from what is false. Therefore, the focus will be on absolute truth and the most rational answer for the problem of evil.
Absolute Truth and The Most Rational Answer to the Problem of Evilpublished June 19th, 2021.
A person may not want to discipline their mind but if one recognizes this is something one ought to do, then the intellectually honest person will choose to do so. Doing what one ought to do, while not necessarily wanting to, this is not in the same vein as feeling forced to do something. In this book readers will learn how to think freely and objectively, and how to help others do the same. After reading this text one will recognize there is absolute truth, the problem of evil has been logically solved, there are evidential reasons for having rational faith, and accordingly readers will learn how to share this hope with others.
If all truth is subjective this means those with the money and power will be the ones telling you what truth is. What is this subjective truth the so-called elite believe in? You are their property which can be bought and sold. You can be controlled by those who know how to appeal to your emotions. You can be manipulated by those who pay the media to form what they deem to be popular opinion; therefore, they will appeal to your ignorance. You will be subject to their truth, for they feel you are sheep powerless to do otherwise. However, at the crossroads there is another choice. To be argued for in this text, the absolute Truth is the ultimate price has been paid for your freedom. Take the offer. Those set free are free indeed, for their mind is set free. Such a person will have peace of mind, a peace which surpasses anything the materialistic world has to offer.
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