The Anthropologist: and End of World

Since the dawn of civilization, religion and science have struggled to define the truth. Temples built dogmas. Laboratories dismantled miracles. Empires rose upon belief. Wars were born from the certainty of being right. Yet neither has answered everything. In the heart of Brazil, where ancient plateaus rise like forgotten temples, an anthropologist sets out to study the origins of human civilization and ends up confronting the limits of his reason itself. Professor Robson believes only in science. Malda believes only in faith. When their worlds collide, ancient inscriptions reveal something that neither science nor religion can fully explain. The Anthropologist and the End of the World is a philosophical novel about power, belief, and the boundaries of human knowledge in times of crisis. A story that questions the limited capacity of man to reach a broader understanding of reality.

Pagina's: 223, Paperback, Independently published