Preface

 Jean-Paul Sartre, the French novelist and playwrite, expressed how conflicted he was when he wrote - “That God does not exist, I cannot deny; that my whole being cries out for God, I cannot forget (Quotio.com).”  Intellectually he rejected the notion that God existed, and yet he was aware of an emotional longing for God's existence.  Conflicted.  Despairing.  An irrational longing. Is there something exposed here that's embedded in human nature?  Religious expression is universal and timeless, whether it be in prehistoric or postmodern 21st century man. 

Stan Way