What the Giants of Humanity Teach Us abo...

This book is addressed to those who enjoy learning and reading. The desire to know, the quest for knowledge, is an innate longing in all human bings. Moreover , this desire grows by what it feeds on. The more a person knows, the more interested he is to know more. Is knowledge useful? Of course it is. Good knowledge helps a person makes a better sense of the world he lives in; and more importantly, the quality of life and the relationships he holds with people around him can be improved with proper knowledge. One best way to learn how to live a better life is by appropriating experiences of and guidance from those wise people who have made their indelible contribution to mankind. It is with these aims in mind that this book is written. Factual knowledge constitutes a substantial portion of the book because it is in authors belief that thoughts and discussions should not be devoid of real content-facts and reason. Facts pertinent to the particular theme of each essay in the book are selected and presented to provide ideas to its readers and to stimulate thoughts; a full and detailed explication on these great men in history is never intended. The concluding part at the end of each essay is authors personal reflection and message to himself, and to his readers. I hope this book will prove to be a good read to those who are interested in issues of humanity, and a useful aid to students who are being introduced to liberal study. The essays in the book are grouped into four sections. The first, ""Science: Review the Wonders of Life"" is devoted to advancement of science, and how by the acquisition of proper knowledge we catch a glimpse of the intricacy of nature. The second part, ""Philosophy and politics: Define the Uniqueness of Human Life"" gives an account of some great men of philosophy and politics, and how their works embellish the human spirit. Part Three, ""Belief and Faith: Confer the Sanctity and Purposes of Life"" cites some life stories of how belief gives purposes and meanings to human life. Finally, ""Art: Why Art Matters in Life"" features some famous artists from different periods in the history of European painting, and see how the spirits behind these men affect human endeavor. Paintings mentioned in Part Four of the book can readily be viewed from the internet, and therefore they are not provided. 書評： In the book Gilbert Lui illuminates the Science, the philosophy and politics, the Belief and Faith, and the Art that characterizes the craft pf humanity: how it can be used in the pursuit of knowledge. Using examples from his own medical experiences as well as from famous characters. Gilbert Lui redraws the lines concerning how we learn and why we read in read life. This lucid and inspiring book will help readers at every level to realize that ideal. ~Professor Alex Yui-huen Kwan, City University of Hong Kong As a medical practitioner, Dr. Lui not only cares about the physical well being of people, but he also concerns their inner thought process. His review on the major philosophical ideologies will surely stimulate many of us in our search for the truth and beauty of human life. Unlike a philosophical textbook that offers a survey of academic thoughts, this book summarizs ideas of people who made strong impacts on human enquires. Moreover, Dr. Lui adds his personal reflections, and relates his observation to our daily life. ~Dr. Simon Law, Principal, Stewards Pooi Kei College I have read many people’s account of great men history but none can match the sincerity, enthusiasm, practical hints and reflections which Dr. Gilbert Lui is able to pass on to his readers. As a Christian pastor, I suggest that every Christian should read it to gain spiritual insight and to think through what the purposes of life we lead in this world. Overall, Dr. Lui did an excellent work for our self-inspiration, and has certainly earned a place amongst the best I have seen. ~Rrv. David Yip, Executive Director, Hong Kong Institute of Christian Counselors Will science replace the role of God? How the struggle and success of great achievers help you to face life advertisers? Dr. Gilbert Lui discusses the opinions and life values of famous scientists, philosophizers, humanists and artists in their noble attempt to gain a truer understanding of man’s existence. And the author’s affectionate pondering on each discussed topic inevitably stirs reader’s thought. This book is lucid, stimulating and exceedingly informative. ~Wong Tak Ming, Education Worker Despite its considerable depth, both in language and in thought, the information and messages, interspersed with flashes of humor and personal insight, are most revealing and relevant. In our present pluralistic, and often confounding world, I an sure this book will profit immensely those who are concerned with humanistic issues and to students of liberal studies. ~Philze Lau, General Secretary of Life Gospel Ministry Ltd

作者簡介：

Dr. Gilbert C. S. Lui, received his BA in Theology and Religion from Oxford Brookes University, is a family physician, a public speaker on health and religious faith, a consultant to several public service establishments, and for many years served as an honorary clinical in local medical schools. Through life stories, knowledge, simple reflections, and by sharing what little he knows, he hopes to help people to realize their truer relationship with Life.

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