Why Do Things Happen by Everett King Bray seeks to explore the principle of causation. Bray argues that everything happens for a reason and explores the implications of this belief, suggesting that it has the potential to transform our lives. Drawing on wisdom from a variety of sources, Bray encourages readers to reflect on our understanding of the world and the meaning behind our experiences.

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