James Allen examines the connections between human existence, theology, and science in "The Die – Mentions of God." Through biblical teachings on higher worlds, the book explores subjects including the Law of Conservation of Energy and dimensions beyond human perception. Allen examines issues about human survival after death by methodically combining scientific and theological concepts. He positions the book as a contemplative manual on spirituality, life, and the cosmos by citing biblical passages and near-death experiences to back up his arguments. This history offers a distinctive viewpoint on perennial spiritual and existential issues by fusing philosophical inquiry with scientific discovery.