Is life worth living?

In this philosophical work, William James examines the question of whether life is worth living.

He discusses how our beliefs, particularly religious beliefs, can shape our lives and give them meaning.

James argues that even if an invisible, eternal world does not exist, living as if it did can lead to a more fulfilling life.

He also explores the concept of free will and its role in determining the meaning of life, drawing on his knowledge of psychology, philosophy, and spirituality.

The book emphasizes the importance of hope, faith, and the adjustment to an unseen order in finding meaning in life.