An exploration beneath the surface of the beliefs and assumptions that shape our lives.
A book by Darryl Sloan (2009)
What is the true underlying nature of reality? What is my place in it? Does my life have meaning, or am I a cosmic accident? Are the answers to these questions found in religion, or is science where the real enlightenment lies? Is it even possible to know? In this bewildering world of differing beliefs, what chance do I have of finding any genuine truth? And where do I even begin?
With two words: Question everything.
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[Readers familiar with my previous books please note, this is not a work of fiction. Reviews and readers' feedback coming soon. An MP3 audiobook version of Reality Check is also under consideration.]
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Two days ago, I received a copy of Reality Check. I read the entire book in two sittings because I just didn’t want to put the book down.
The concepts explored are very thought provoking, and the mix of theories and memoir’s from Darryl’s life makes the book a much more enjoyable read than an academic paper covering the same principles.
My only criticism is that occasionally the book feels a bit disjointed. Each chapter covers a separate issue, and while some of them have a tie in to the rest of the book, most don’t.
Other than that, it was an amazing book.