Sharon Miller has taught philosophy and logic in the past, has worked as a child-welfare specialist advocating for neglected and abused children, and now spends her time furthering and developing a model of the universe which she believes is able to rationally bridge science and spirituality. She lives in the US.

Karol Jackowski - "At a time in human history when interest in organized religion declines while individual commitment to a 'spiritual life' continues to grow, Sharon Miller's book offers a fresh perspective on life's greatest mysteries: who God is and why we are here. Lovers of philosophy and those committed to a reflective lifestyle will find in this book a transforming vision of life fit for a more enlightened future. If you want to get serious about your purpose in this life and who God is (and isn't), consider this book as a good place to start and move forward."

Sharon Miller has taught philosophy and logic in the past, has worked as a child-welfare specialist advocating for neglected and abused children, and now spends her time furthering and developing a model of the universe which she believes is able to rationally bridge science and spirituality. She lives in the US.

Karol Jackowski - "At a time in human history when interest in organized religion declines while individual commitment to a 'spiritual life' continues to grow, Sharon Miller's book offers a fresh perspective on life's greatest mysteries: who God is and why we are here. Lovers of philosophy and those committed to a reflective lifestyle will find in this book a transforming vision of life fit for a more enlightened future. If you want to get serious about your purpose in this life and who God is (and isn't), consider this book as a good place to start and move forward."

Sharon Miller has taught philosophy and logic in the past, has worked as a child-welfare specialist advocating for neglected and abused children, and now spends her time furthering and developing a model of the universe which she believes is able to rationally bridge science and spirituality. She lives in the US.

Karol Jackowski - "At a time in human history when interest in organized religion declines while individual commitment to a 'spiritual life' continues to grow, Sharon Miller's book offers a fresh perspective on life's greatest mysteries: who God is and why we are here. Lovers of philosophy and those committed to a reflective lifestyle will find in this book a transforming vision of life fit for a more enlightened future. If you want to get serious about your purpose in this life and who God is (and isn't), consider this book as a good place to start and move forward."