Beyond Belief 1...2...3

Martin M. Martin is a pseudonym - probably a hopeless veneer of protection in today's digital jungle. After a lifetime of studies in philosophy, religion and science, the author's day job (and person) risks unwanted calumny and bullying in a troubled Manichaean black-and-white world, where respectful dialogue and unalloyed criticism suffers an ignominious death. The book's contents are going to upset people of faith and nonbelievers equally. This tractatus is a blunt step-by-step examination of the major enfeebling limits of both religion and science. By asking key questions, moribund histories unravel due to a constantly changing reality that has been routinely neglected. Archaic, specious misinformation is summarily exposed so that healing connective bridges exist and await those who embrace fresh information and are willing to grace the unfamiliar path of consilience. The material and numinous arches that span the Cosmos and humanity are largely unknown, but pretentious schisms still abound. Anchoring our understanding in the latest physics, mathematics, biology, neurology, genomics, astronomy, chemistry, digital information, simulation theories, holography, optics, robotics and a fresh approach to mythology, emergent possibilities are addressed. Spend thirty seconds looking at the Table of Contents, and the depth and breadth of this author's efforts will be apparent.