How to make sense of the concept of God as Love within the scope of a rational investigation about the nature of Nature.

This chapter argues in favor of soft determinism, blending randomness and necessity, in the image of improvisational jazz finding inspiration in a melody that it follows loosely with creative freedom.

The middle ground between commitment and detachment in the face of possibilities and limitations.

A wholesome roadmap that defines the art of living.

How the fall of man in the book of Genesis resonates with our experience in the face of the daunting challenge of surmounting our state of ignorance and nudity with everything to learn and a world to fashion in the company of our fellow humans.

This lecture is in defence of naturalism that puts squarely the cause of everything within nature itself and its spontaneous unfolding according to laws.

Past and future are but traces of memory and flights of imagination. There is never anything else but the present, which becomes the past present and the future present when it is no longer happening or perhaps will happen at a later date.

All too often caught up in the moment of our daily habits, we should reconnect with the very foundation of our being, both in terms of the universal principle that underpins everything and in terms of our remarkably adaptable self that can acquire and modify habits, of thought or behavior.

Whereas we can easily become numb with a sense of familiarity after years of exposure to the richness of life, we must re-awaken our sense of wonder as when we were children in a moment of discovery.

Life may be given; the art of living it well is acquired by way of a difficult adaptive process.