Belief or Doubt argues that a central problem that the intelligentsia have faced since the turn of the 19th century is the conundrum of how to make belief a function of doubt and vice versa.
It argues that they are fundamentally different with a witty, dense but enjoyable style that is unique. It is quipped with lines of poetry at the start of every chapter- an approach seldom taken by non-fiction writers in this age. Enjoy the read.
This book argues that in order to come to terms with belief, one must be akin with systems of spirituality, of dogma, of religion and of subjective feeling. Doubt on the other hand, is synonymous with the reliance on thought, of statistical inference, on the measurable and the observable.
It argues that one must not conflate one with the other. Why?
The two systems follow a different number series. What are these number series?
Read and find out