The Quest for God

Exploring deep philosophical and theological questions, this personal account delves into the existence of God, the nature of divinity, and the complexities of faith. Johnson examines the problem of evil, the significance of beauty and art in relation to God, and our ethical responsibilities towards the environment and animals. He reflects on the role of authority and ritual in religion, attitudes toward death, and the concepts of judgment and Hell. Through his inquiries, he offers insights on conscience, suffering, and the transformative power of prayer.