Critique Of Practical Religion

The Critiques, #2

This original, revolutionary, and innovative religious philosophy, which is written in an elegant and prolific style of Old English and Classic Philosophy explores and discovers the processes of the mind and emotions that are relative to all religious experiences. It involves deep-seated and thought-provoking philosophical insights that are used in a pure and practical religious philosophy of any doctrine or canon of non-faith based or faith-based theory that followers and congregations, as well as students and teachers in the fields of Religion and Philosophy, investigate and use in their own life-changing religious and philosophical understanding. And, by using the methods and examples of a short story and several essays, the universal and practical system of this complex, but easy to understand practical philosophy relates to how practical thinking and applications can be used not only the philosophical endeavors of the human mind and emotions, yet in the practical applications of the mindful and heartfelt conscious of an everyday spiritual or religious life. And, whether the reader is involved in an organized religion or not, this pure and practical religious theory will peak the curiosity and interest of the investigative mind.