Isbn: 9798242799530 - the problem is not our beliefs--it's us: why science, religion, and government all fail without love (5 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Science versus religion. Data versus faith. Progress versus tradition.These debates dominate modern life-but what if they miss something more fundamental?This book presents an open-ended dialogue between author Colin Chalmers and ChatGPT. What began as a set of practical questions gradually unfolds into a broader examination of trust, authority, and responsibility-without a predetermined path or conclusion.The conversation starts with a concrete public issue and expands into wider territory-touching on institutions, assumptions, and the ways people justify harm while intending good. Along the way, ideas are tested and clarified.Presented in a transparent interview format, the dialogue allows uncertainty, disagreement, and development to remain visible. Readers are invited to think alongside the conversation rather than be guided toward a predetermined position.This book is for readers who: are curious rather than certainvalue honest inquiry over slogansdistrust easy answers from any sideare willing to follow a question wherever it leadsNo conclusions are imposed.No ideology is defended.The process itself is the point.Ideally, you will come away with greater clarity and depth of insight about people and life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Science versus religion. Data versus faith. Progress versus tradition.These debates dominate modern life-but what if they miss something more fundamental?This book presents an open-ended dialogue between author Colin Chalmers and ChatGPT. What began as a set of practical questions gradually unfolds into a broader examination of trust, authority, and responsibility-without a predetermined path or conclusion.The conversation starts with a concrete public issue and expands into wider territory-touching on institutions, assumptions, and the ways people justify harm while intending good. Along the way, ideas are tested and clarified.Presented in a transparent interview format, the dialogue allows uncertainty, disagreement, and development to remain visible. Readers are invited to think alongside the conversation rather than be guided toward a predetermined position.This book is for readers who: are curious rather than certainvalue honest inquiry over slogansdistrust easy answers from any sideare willing to follow a question wherever it leadsNo conclusions are imposed.No ideology is defended.The process itself is the point.Ideally, you will come away with greater clarity and depth of insight about people and life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…