Chapter 1 of A Concise Theory of Truly Everything examines the current ontological, teleological, and eschatological landscape and explains why as distinct disciplines philosophy, science, and spirituality/theism cannot rationally address our existential ignorance.

Chapter 2 discusses what philosophy, science, and spirituality/theism have to say about the Seven Theory of Truly Everything Questions that embody our existential ignorance.

Chapter 5 presents seven principles of modal idealism that characterize the structure of the mind and its pivotal role in necessitating, contextualizing, and experiencing our world as the key to rationally answering the Seven Theory of Truly Everything Questions.

The criterion used in the selection of these chapters was the level of academic interest they generated on ResearchGate.net.