I hope this book piques your interest at first glance! The background of the book is beautiful, and the title is reasonably attractive, not to mention that existential questions are indeed the problem of our age. Questions about the existence of God, prophecies, divine justice, fate, and religions have moved from closed office rooms to television screens. I hope you have turned this book over in your hands, trying to weigh its heft and estimate in your mind whether you will gain benefit and enjoyment from it or a lot of wasted time! If my assumption about you is correct, then you are reading these words on the back cover right now, standing in the library, to decide whether to buy the book or not. With a probability I hope is high, you will decide to take the book home with you. Perhaps I’ll be luckier, and you’ll decide to start reading it quickly. I think that, regardless of whether you agree or disagree with it, it will most likely, God willing, push you to think! Perhaps you will find benefits or words in it that you wish to keep; at that point, you might consider reaching for the nearest piece of paper to jot it all down. Perhaps you will accumulate many papers, and by the end of the book, you might have many of these benefits that you gained from it. Now, I want you to collect these papers, organize them well, and put them in an elegant cover of your choice. Then take them in your hand and go to your kitchen to prepare a cup of your favorite nerve-soothing hot beverage. Before you leave the kitchen, throw the papers into the flames of the stove, and take a sip of your drink as you watch them burn! I don't want you to remember anything from this book. Go now and get your own answer.