Do You Ask My Kinds of Questions Too?: A Reverend and a Professor at Loggerheads

If you are like me, you might have tried extensively to understand the reality of yourself. You might have asked all kinds of questions, too many to track their number. Some of the issues that you wanted to get answers for might have been trivial, some sophisticted and others inbetween. What did you do when to stop posing questions became an impossible proposition? What did you do when responses became questions almost immediately and you had to look for the next level answers? Would idea interactions help underscore positive outlooks and ameliorate one's inquisitiveness? This book deals with the reality of sustained inquiry and how persons of contrasting background, representing the divide between subjective and objective outlooks with regard to life, see and interpret existence.