Carlos Blanco Boeken

Exploring the concept of resurrection, the book addresses profound questions about life's meaning in a world filled with evil and death. It presents resurrection as a key to understanding the Kingdom of God, offering a resolution to theodicy and the mysteries of history. By intertwining historical, theological, and philosophical perspectives, it engages with contemporary Western thought to reveal resurrection as both a theological doctrine and a reflection of humanity's collective aspirations.

Philosophy is presented as a powerful force for salvation, transcending its traditional religious connotations. The author argues that it can expand human understanding and liberate individuals from the constraints of their immediate circumstances. This philosophical salvation is rooted in the concepts of time and space, aiming to cultivate a society founded on solidarity, where history holds significance for all. The essay highlights the transformative potential of philosophy in creating a more meaningful and interconnected human experience.

The exploration of human knowledge is framed through a unique theory that integrates rationality with essential insights from logic, mathematics, physics, and neuroscience. This interdisciplinary approach aims to deepen understanding of how knowledge is constructed and processed, offering a comprehensive perspective on the nature of rational thought.