The Life of the World to Come: Near-Death Experience and Christian Hope: The Albert Cardinal Meyer Lectures de Zaleski, Carol - 1996

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US: Oxford University Press, 1996. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. A copy that has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Critics of religion have argued that Christianity's success stems from its promise of eternal life, that people become Christian at bottom merely to c ope with their fear of death. Contemporary theologians and philosophers, hi ghly sensitive to this charge, tend to skirt the issue of life after death. To speak of the afterlife is at best to engage in wishful thinking, at wor st to descend to the level of pop religion, encounters with angels, and UFO abductions. In The Life of the World to Come, however, Carol Zaleski asks the question, "Are we rationally and morally entitled to believe in life af ter death?" and answers with a spirited and emphatic "yes." Drawing on a rich and varied array of sources ranging from Plato to St. Augustine to Heidegger, from the samurai warrior code to New… Leer más

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