Ideas outside the box

This book is not for pure intellectual entertainment, and its purpose is not to gain the reader's approval, agreement, applause, or appreciation; rather, its purpose is to teach him to think, and to help him develop a faculty for observation, critique, and judgment. All of this indirectly. So when the discerning reader observes the very method of viewing itself as it deconstructs political thought, then reads literature through it, then discusses some issues of creed and philosophy through it, and then forms supplication inspired by the lives of the prophets; he will realize — even unconsciously — the unity of human knowledge, and therefore the importance of a unified approach and a universal vision governing and dominating the treatment. He will also realize that the artificial separation between sciences and human knowledge is merely an operational school separation with no real value, and is only maintained to sanctify a field of knowledge or the assumptions upon which some "scientific" theories are built.