"Socrates' timeless words, 'The unexamined life is not worth living,' still resonate deeply today. At the heart of human existence lies an eternal conundrum: what is our purpose, and what gives our lives meaning? For centuries, philosophers have grappled with these fundamental questions, seeking answers that can bring direction and significance to our lives. Yet, in our modern world, the constant din of distractions often drowns out these essential inquiries. The truth remains, however, that we cannot thrive without a sense of purpose any more than we can survive without air or sustenance. Os Guinness invites us to embark on a journey of self-discovery, to join the noble pursuit of meaning and a life well-lived. For those willing to take up Socrates' challenge, this quest is essential to unlocking life's full potential. Guinness maps out the path of the thinking person, guiding us toward faith and meaning through the exercise of reason, the honesty of conscience, and the cultivation of wonder. He reminds us that questions are the catalyst for discovery, and that the pursuit of answers can lead us to evidence, commitment, and a life of purpose. When the search for meaning becomes a burning question, the journey to find oneself begins. Join the quest for a life of significance, and discover a path that leads to lasting fulfillment."