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Secular Spirituality: Secular Buddhism, Atheistic Humanism, Spiritual Naturalism, and Bodhidaoism (Collected Works)

Secular Spirituality: Secular Buddhism, Atheistic Humanism, Spiritual Naturalism, and Bodhidaoism (Collected Works)

Forrest, Jay N.

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Atheism & AgnosticismReligion General

ISBN10: 172932830X
ISBN13: 9781729328309
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 1 2019
Pages: 114
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.24 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Secular Spirituality is about the search for a spirituality without God, the supernatural, or an afterlife. What are the options for a person who no longer believes in God and can't buy into New Age superstition? This book explores your options.

In this collected works, Dr. Forrest takes you on a journey through Secular Buddhism (2011-2014), Atheistic Humanism (2014-2015), Spiritual Naturalism (2015-2017), and finally to Bodhidaoism (2017-2019), which is his own creation.

Dr. Forrest believe that all worldviews and religions of the past have failed or are failing. The time has come for a careful synthesis of the best insights of the world's wisdom traditions with the current understandings of science, psychology, and philosophy. Bodhidaoism is just such an attempted synthesis.

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There is much highly refined wisdom here and much to be learned about possibilities for one's own spiritual prospects and aspirations. The journey with Jay can be both inspirational and enjoyable. - Donald A. Crosby, Professor of Philosophy Emeritus, Colorado State University

Secular Spirituality by Jay Nelson Forrest is a compendium of wisdom about living the inner life without supernaturalism that provides a way forward to awakening. I learned a lot from this book. - Rick Heller, freelance journalist, author of Secular Meditation

I enjoyed it. I think there are people who will really like it. - Jennifer Hancock, author of The Humanist Approach to Happiness

It's an under explored area. - Richard Carrier, professional historian and author of On the Historicity of Jesus

Jay Forrest shares deeply of his journey through an eclectic landscape of religious beliefs, what has been problematic, and what he's found most useful in daily life. The reader is saved the complexities and stumbles of that dizzying array of views by Jay's clear, unabashed, and candid reflections, allowing a graceful landing on an understanding of the value of secular life and spirituality. - Ted Meissner, the Executive Director of the Secular Buddhist Association

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