Imaginari: Picture to oneself

God is imaginary. This is a book about why that does not mean what you think it means. In IMAGINARI: Picture to Oneself, AA La Grange takes seriously the claim that God exists only within the human mind - and then asks what follows. If we are creatures of story, if reality itself bears the structure of narrative, and if meaning, dignity, and moral order seem written into the very fabric of being, then the picture we hold of an Author behind the story is not a fiction to be dismissed but an imagination to be examined. Across ten short chapters, La Grange works through the questions any serious mind must face: what is the universe, why do we exist, what is good, why is there suffering, what happens when we die, why care for others, what is truth, why would God exist at all, and how then shall we live? No citations. No proofs. No effort to convert. One careful description of what one man pictures within himself - offered as testimony, not argument, to anyone willing to picture for themselves.

Pagina's: 53, Paperback, Independently published