SOCIAL THEORY, RELIGION AND CRITICAL DISCOURSES

The book explores the existential crisis facing humanity, highlighting a pervasive sense of alienation from authentic experiences and deeper truths. It critiques contemporary society's focus on superficiality, suggesting that individuals have lost sight of meaningful concepts like good, beauty, and truth. The author posits that sociology serves a theological role by contemplating humanity's potential destiny, contrasting it with the divine vision of God. This reflection invites readers to reconsider their lives and the societal structures that shape their experiences.