To perceive the world with logic

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Our world is an integrated whole, prompting profound questions about existence: Is there a higher creative intelligence or God? Is there a spiritual dimension? Do we have free will, and what is our "ego"? Are life and spirit mere byproducts of matter? Was everything created by the Big Bang? Natural science and religions offer conflicting answers, with science leaning towards materialism, rejecting concepts like God, spirit, and free will. The author, a medical specialist and professor at a German University, challenges this materialistic view. He believes it fails to adequately explain our reality and seeks to prove this through established scientific knowledge. By observing beyond the boundaries of significant scientific fields and employing logical reasoning, he presents his perspective on the real world. He bridges natural science and religion through philosophy, ultimately suggesting that even death can lose its dread. This exploration may provide comfort and support for those grappling with their mortality or the loss of loved ones.