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How to Live the Good Life: A User's Guide for Modern Humans by Arthur M Jackson is a book that explores a topic that will immediately arrest the attention of theologians and philosophers, and anyone interested in the idea of a good and ordered life. In this book, the author makes a daring move to introduce readers to a new form of thought, a new way of seeking meaning and creating a purpose for their lives, one that goes beyond the bounds of traditional religion to offer answers to the crucial questions that haunt the human mind in a new-found approach that embraces natural and practical wisdom. This is one of those rare books that brilliantly unveil the principles that human beings need to make choices that help them to grow, to connect with a purpose and with each other. The book answers the not-so-often asked question: What is the good life and how can one attain it?
Arthur M Jackson is a writer and a philosopher whose work challenges some of the concepts readers find in traditional religious institutions, building a philosophy and a form of religion that explores man’s freedom of choice and his gift of community. The author makes wonderful arguments for his points, offering strong and relevant philosophical and religious references. This could be a lengthy book, but it contains eye-opening passages and inspiring messages that will challenge the way most of us approach religion. Instead of being something that enslaves and that limits us, How to Live the Good Life: A User's Guide for Modern Humans offers a form of religion that allows readers to gain the emotional and spiritual strength they need, while reaching deeper levels of freedom. A very interesting read!
