This book explores the connection between the soul and life, arguing for the soul's immortality through Plato's Phaedo. It critiques this view by acknowledging differing religious beliefs, such as Buddhism's "soulless theory." The text also examines how various religions interpret life after death amidst the secular progress of the 19th and 20th centuries.
This book explores the integration of ethics and economics, reflecting on John Maynard Keynes's vision for a future where traditional virtues guide economic practices. It argues that the current post-industrial economy creates favorable conditions for re-establishing economic ethics, emphasizing the need for a new ethical economic theory.
This book explores the intersection of global religions, particularly Islam and Christianity, in a modern, interconnected world. It advocates for a philosophical approach to foster dialogue and understanding among different faiths, aiming to reduce conflict and fundamentalism while highlighting theological similarities and differences.