Meaning, Mattering, Transcendence

Exploring fundamental concepts in morality and religion, this collection of essays delves into the meanings of "right and wrong," "God," and the nature of meaning itself. Drawing from literary, philosophical, and theological sources, it rigorously examines these terms while remaining accessible. Each essay stands alone yet contributes to an overarching argument that links morality and transcendence, positing that their meanings are rooted in something beyond individual or societal constructs. This work challenges reductionist views and connects diverse experiences across religious and secular contexts.