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Outdated religious myths and beliefs that once guided people no longer resonate with many; they have outgrown them. The old scientific model --which amassed an explosion of data only to conclude that the universe is meaningless--also fails to inspire. People are not dumb but numb. Without vision, humankind lacks the zest to move forward. However, combining religious values--such as ethics, community, and a sense of purpose--with the new scientific perspective--highlighting evolution's direction, the significance of consciousness, and the emergence of the noosphere--represents a breakthrough for the ages. The greatest scientific discovery and the sacred revelation of all time is the realization that, each moment, in each person, the universe is contemplating itself--this truth transforms human consciousness. Bringing together enlightened faith and humane science gives humans wings of hope to soar into the future. These reflections--drawing on anthropology, psychology, history, spirituality, and the author's personal experience--are about that. With forewords by Bishop John Stowe and Dr. Duane Roen, Aspire is broadly accessible and written for any seeker with big questions. A new paradigm has dawned; now a New Story must be told.
John Cunningham is a fiction writer and screenwriter with formal training in both disciplines. He studied fiction writing in college before relocating to Los Angeles to attend film school. His dual background in literary prose and cinematic storytelling gives his fiction a visceral quality that moves with the pacing of a film and the emotional depth of literary traditions. Born in Minnesota, he draws on his Midwestern roots to infuse his debut novel with authentic yearning, restlessness, and hard-won discovery. He currently works in the film industry in Los Angeles.
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