What Really Matters: Find Meaning Amid Upheaval

by Robert A. Saul

Meaning and shared civic life

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Meaning and shared civic life

Robert A. Saul brings together questions of personal meaning and public responsibility, framing truth, trust, science, civility, diversity, and faith as foundations for recognizing shared humanity. The book connects engagement with others to the effort to improve their lives, presenting that work as closely tied to one’s own well-being and citizenship. Its subject sits at the intersection of civic life, human relationships, and the values people use to navigate social change.

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Adults interested in citizenship, community, and shared responsibility
Readers exploring diversity, faith, science, and civility as social questions
Those considering how helping others relates to personal meaning

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Meaning and humanityCitizenship and civic responsibilityTruth, trust, and scienceDiversity, civility, and faithService to others

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"A book that, at its best, may help readers get to the heart of what it means to be a good citizen." -Kirkus Reviews

Deciphering what really matters has been the perpetual quest of humankind. Dr. Robert Saul, a pediatrician engaged in teaching children and families how to enhance their childhood and parenting journeys, and Michael Cogdill, a journalist covering the news that impacts the lives of our citizens, contend that truth, trust, science, civility, diversity, and faith are what matter. And unless we embrace what matters, we will lose sight of our common humanity.

What Really Matters explains why and how we are meant to engage with others and improve their lives. With this improvement, we enhance our own existence, becoming better citizens and better stewards of the miracle of life.

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