Book details

  • Genre:religion
  • Sub-genre:Theosophy
  • Language:English
  • Pages:88
  • eBook ISBN:9781310308673

Mere Theosophy

By Ken Baumbach

Overview

Theosophy: Any of various religious or philosophical systems claiming to be based on or to express an intuitive insight into the divine nature. This volume is really two distinct books in one. Part One: Theosophy and Spirituality for the 21st Century is an attempt to update and enhance spiritual ideas that have been standard in traditional religions for thousands of years. Part Two: Organized Religions discusses the various aspects of organized religions and whether they satisfactorily represent the one true God, creator of the Universe. Plus 2 bonus sections: 10 Tenets for the Third Millennium and Questions to Ask Yourself When Choosing a Religion
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Description

Theosophy: Any of various religious or philosophical systems claiming to be based on or to express an intuitive insight into the divine nature. This volume is really two distinct books in one. Part One: Theosophy and Spirituality for the 21st Century is an attempt to update and enhance spiritual ideas that have been standard in traditional religions for thousands of years. Part Two: Organized Religions discusses the various aspects of organized religions and whether they satisfactorily represent the one true God, creator of the Universe. Plus 2 bonus sections: 10 Tenets for the Third Millennium and Questions to Ask Yourself When Choosing a Religion
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About The Author

Ken Baumbach is the author of several books including the acclaimed “end of the world” comedy novel, Immaculate Deception (formerly MayaGeddon 2012), and the fantasy novel, The Heretics’ Power. More information about his works can be found at www.KenBaumbach.com. He also runs www.CaptainAttitude.com, a website that is a collection of random thoughts, reviews, cheat codes, the meaning of the universe, useful tips and tricks, and other potentially fascinating prose. Imagine if Harlan Ellison, Hunter S. Thompson, Ozzy Osborne and Christopher Moore had a love child. Now imagine that the love child had created lifehacker.com. Ken lives in central Texas with his lovely wife, Kristi, and three wonderful daughters, Katie, Emily, and Megan.
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