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Honesty: The Final Frontier: (Examining the Disharmony between Religion and Reality)

Honesty: The Final Frontier: (Examining the Disharmony between Religion and Reality) in Chattanooga, TN

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Honesty: The Final Frontier: (Examining the Disharmony between Religion and Reality)

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Honesty: The Final Frontier: (Examining the Disharmony between Religion and Reality) in Chattanooga, TN

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"Being human isn't easy. We want answers. Without them, the world seems like a random and terrifying place. That's one reason people are attached to religion. Religion offers answers. But many are discovering that the answers religions proclaim don't make sense, and often divides human beings against each other or worse. Ken Dahl's new book, Honesty; The Final Frontier, is the wisdom we need to move forward as humankind. It's the kind of honesty that looks deeply into ourselves and our experiences of life, and finds the gift of living there. Mark Twain said, "The truth is stranger than fiction." Ken Dahl's book says that the truth is 'better' than fiction. He shows us that we don't need the narratives and myths of religion to make sense of our human journey; the most important answers can only be found by accepting what is real and true within ourselves and the world around us." - Jim Palmer, Author of Notes from (over) the Edge, and Inner Anarchy
"Being human isn't easy. We want answers. Without them, the world seems like a random and terrifying place. That's one reason people are attached to religion. Religion offers answers. But many are discovering that the answers religions proclaim don't make sense, and often divides human beings against each other or worse. Ken Dahl's new book, Honesty; The Final Frontier, is the wisdom we need to move forward as humankind. It's the kind of honesty that looks deeply into ourselves and our experiences of life, and finds the gift of living there. Mark Twain said, "The truth is stranger than fiction." Ken Dahl's book says that the truth is 'better' than fiction. He shows us that we don't need the narratives and myths of religion to make sense of our human journey; the most important answers can only be found by accepting what is real and true within ourselves and the world around us." - Jim Palmer, Author of Notes from (over) the Edge, and Inner Anarchy

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