Orthodoxy

This book responds to a challenge posed by critics, particularly addressing the need for examples to support philosophical claims. The author, inspired by a respected critic, presents a collection of personal reflections and mental images rather than strict deductions. Through these explorations, he articulates a philosophy shaped by both divine and human influences, emphasizing that it is not solely his own creation but a broader understanding of existence. The work serves as a sincere attempt to delve into the author's beliefs and insights.