On the Nature of Consciousness

For many of my teen years, I wondered how an omnipotent, omnipresent God who created all things, which must include hatred and evil, and who tolerates that hatred and evil, could hold His creation responsible, rather than Himself. I just could not accept that my God was that cruel. In later years, I wondered how good people do evil things, including myself and my loved ones. I believe this book illuminates the Narrative that makes our existence probable and threatens to...
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For many of my teen years, I wondered how an omnipotent, omnipresent God who created all things, which must include hatred and evil, and who tolerates that hatred and evil, could hold His creation responsible, rather than Himself. I just could not accept that my God was that cruel. In later years, I wondered how good people do evil things, including myself and my loved ones. I believe this book illuminates the Narrative that makes our existence probable and threatens to overwhelm and destroy us. The Narrative may be the key to preventing our downfall; or at least provides a more satisfying understanding of what we seem compelled to do and why.Urrea Jones