We are in a crisis of meaning. We share no purpose. We share no values. We are entirely disconnected from one another. But what if I told you that you can have meaning? What if I told you that you can have purpose? What if I told you that you can have connection? Connection to people. Connection to history. Connection to tradition, in a way you never thought you could. You can have it all, regardless of what you believe, if you are willing to take one crucial step. Engage in the practices of traditional religion. In A Crisis of Meaning the author explores the practices of traditional Christianity that brought meaning to his life long before he ever found faith. Learn the steps he took, the difficulties he wrestled with, and the reason he thinks the practice of faith will improve your life too. Nick Acker is a trained behavior analyst, who spent nearly half his life as an atheist. But when the pandemic came, he knew there must be more to life than the fear and uncertainty he saw all around him. In his search for purpose, he would revisit the practices of faith that he had so vehemently rejected. There he would find the truth and meaning he never would have expected to find.
We are in a crisis of meaning. We share no purpose. We share no values. We are entirely disconnected from one another. But what if I told you that you can have meaning? What if I told you that you can have purpose? What if I told you that you can have connection? Connection to people. Connection to history. Connection to tradition, in a way you never thought you could. You can have it all, regardless of what you believe, if you are willing to take one crucial step. Engage in the practices of traditional religion. In A Crisis of Meaning the author explores the practices of traditional Christianity that brought meaning to his life long before he ever found faith. Learn the steps he took, the difficulties he wrestled with, and the reason he thinks the practice of faith will improve your life too. Nick Acker is a trained behavior analyst, who spent nearly half his life as an atheist. But when the pandemic came, he knew there must be more to life than the fear and uncertainty he saw all around him. In his search for purpose, he would revisit the practices of faith that he had so vehemently rejected. There he would find the truth and meaning he never would have expected to find.
