In Being and Love: An Ontological Investigation into Human Existence, the author, Joshua Heskamp, examines the deepest meaning of human existence through an exploration of the ontological connection between being and love. The main topics covered along the way are: the experience of reality, the ontological structure of phenomenal experiences, the nature of consciousness, the body, the intelligibility of the world, being-in-the-world, being-in-itself, being-with-others, love, the Trinity, theodicy, being-with-God, and existential fulfillment in becoming love for others. The author uses a phenomenological approach to address the most pressing and difficult questions that arise concerning what it means to be human. Being and Love is a work of Philosophical Anthropology that combines phenomenology with a Christian-Catholic worldview.