USBookViews.com Gives Ken Ungerecht's Spiritual Metaphysical Book, Divine Principles Five Stars

LOS ANGELES - Sept. 1, 2018 - PRLog -- USBookViews.com Gives Ken Ungerecht's Spiritual Metaphysical Book, Divine Principles Five Stars

Ken Ungerecht is pleased to announce that USBookViews.com gave his book, Divine Principles five stars.

"The divine has never sounded so logical, and logic has never sounded so divine." – USBookViews.com

Throughout history, science and religion have mixed as well as oil and vinegar. From Galileo's conflict with the Catholic Church to the ongoing creationism/evolution debate, the two realms of thought have been at odds for centuries. We must ask ourselves: does it have to be that way? According to former engineer Ken Ungerecht, it does not. In fact, it would be better for all of mankind if we were to push this mindset aside and realize that the physical world and spirituality work side-by-side, not exclusively.

In his book Divine Principles, Ken Ungerecht utilizes science and the scientific method to prove the two most crucial principles of spiritual truth:

1.    Our Essence does not depend on the physical body which we are using in this lifetime.
2.    Conscious involvement outside the physical realm must play a role in creating the relationship between us and the bodies we inhabit in this lifetime.

Divine Principles is a unique amalgamation of scientific reason and spiritual truth. As Ungerecht himself points out, many of the ideas in this book are not new. However, his approach to them is. Statistics, genetics, and other branches of the scientific and mathematical fields are used to support the idea of a universal being which exists outside of our physical world as well as our own existence outside of our physical bodies. Ungerecht does not force a single religion onto the readers. Rather, he explores ideas universal to most religions and the positive and negative sides of organized religion. This approach makes the book perfect for agnostic and spiritual readers, as opposed to targeting only the decidedly religious.

The reader does not need more than a basic knowledge of science and spirituality in order to follow Ungerecht's train of thought. He writes in simple language which makes it easy to understand his argument, but this book should not be taken lightly. Due to its nature, Divine Principles utilizes many scientific and spiritual principles which deserve careful consideration and concentration. It is not a "one-and-done" kind of read. You will want and need to revisit it as you grow, both in your understanding of these concepts and as a human being overall.

Divine Principles is not for readers only looking for something to validate their personal beliefs. Readers must have an open mind and be willing to admit when they are wrong. Not everything that Ungerecht says will match any one belief system, and so chances are that readers will disagree with at least one of his assertions. Regardless, he backs these claims up with solid scientific evidence and encourages the reader to think every concept through themselves. If you remain open to new ideas, you will find this book to be an intellectually and spiritually stimulating experience. If you don't, you will find no value here at all.

For readers with both logical and divine leanings, Divine Principles is the best of both worlds. It provides you with a new way to look at the science/religion relationship and attempts to bridge the gap between the spiritual and the physical so that we may all live up to our potential as a species and as spiritual beings. You might not agree with everything that Ungerecht has to say, but he provides you with the springboard for thinking over these ideas and initiating a discussion with yourself and those around you.

Divine Principles
By Ken Ungerecht
Publisher: Hancock Press
Published: June 2016
ISBN: 978-1938366710 (pb)
ISBN: 978-1938366703 (hc)
Pages: 183
Words: 48,000
Genre: Spirituality, Metaphysics, Science

About the Author
Ken was raised with a love for animals and sports on a small dairy farm in what was then the wilderness of northern Minnesota. He spent thirty years as an engineer in the field of electronic communication in Baltimore, Maryland. Along the way he discovered his true love was an effort to combine his interest in science with a passion for better understanding the true nature of the human spirit.

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