Isbn: 9798242558663 - being human in an amoral universe!: what it means to be human... when nothing is guaranteed! (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What if the universe is indifferent - but life still matters Modern science has shown us a universe without plans, moral enforcement, or built-in purpose. Traditional 'meaning systems' promised justice and destiny. but collapsed under the weight of suffering, evolution, and evidence. Between these views, many people feel stranded: scientifically informed, yet existentially unmoored. BioPanentheism offers a clear alternative. In this provocative and rigorously honest work, Allan W. Janssen presents a new framework for understanding meaning, morality, consciousness, and responsibility. without superstition or cosmic judgment! BioPanentheism argues that: - Morality is biological, not cosmic!- Responsibility belongs to conscious life, not the universe!- Suffering is not punishment-it is a biological condition!- Meaning emerges through participation, not destiny!- Experience is the only place where value exists!- The universe is amoral. but reality remains sacred!At the center of this framework is Omnia: a minimal metaphysical proposal describing a condition that makes experience possible when matter organizes in particular biological ways. without invoking design, intention, or supernatural intervention!This book confronts life's hardest questions directly: - Why does experience exist at all - How can ethics survive without cosmic enforcement - Why does death still matter if there is no judgment - Can artificial intelligence ever be conscious - What does it mean to live responsibly in an indifferent universe Written for thoughtful readers, BioPanentheism is not a belief system, a religion, or a scientific theory! It is a coherent worldview for those who refuse both comforting illusions and nihilistic despair. The universe may not care!But experience does!>Allan W. Janssen. …