Some questions are not problems to be solved but realities to be faced.

The Question That Refuses Every Answer confronts one of the deepest tensions in human thought: the limits of reason when pressed against existence itself. This book does not offer slogans, quick resolutions, or rehearsed certainty. Instead, it examines the strongest objections, the hardest doubts, and the most persistent arguments surrounding faith, meaning, suffering, and transcendence.

With intellectual discipline and philosophical seriousness, Shaurya explores whether ultimate reality can be reduced to explanation, or whether it demands something more than analysis alone. Drawing from both skeptical and theological traditions, the work refuses caricature and resists simplification.

This is not a book for those seeking comfort in easy answers. It is for readers willing to think carefully, question deeply, and remain intellectually honest when certainty becomes fragile.

Some questions endure. The only choice is whether to ignore them or face them.