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Three Philosophies of Life: Ecclesiastes—Life As Vanity, Job—Life As Suffering, Song of Songs—Life As Love
by Peter Kreeft
by Peter Kreeft
(La recensione in italiano qui)
Kreeft affirms that in his life the three most influential philosophical books he ever read are books from the Bible: Qoelet, Job and the Canticle of Canticles. These books represent three different views on life: Qoelet representing nihilism, Job fatalism, and the Canticle mysticism.
In a different perspective, the first is a meditation on Hell, the second on Purgatory, the third on Heaven. The first is the best wisdom a man can reach without God, the second reflects on evil and reaches God at the end, the third is a joyful opening of the self to God the Creator.
This wise and brilliant thinker puts together a deep and enjoyable book.
Kreeft affirms that in his life the three most influential philosophical books he ever read are books from the Bible: Qoelet, Job and the Canticle of Canticles. These books represent three different views on life: Qoelet representing nihilism, Job fatalism, and the Canticle mysticism.
In a different perspective, the first is a meditation on Hell, the second on Purgatory, the third on Heaven. The first is the best wisdom a man can reach without God, the second reflects on evil and reaches God at the end, the third is a joyful opening of the self to God the Creator.
This wise and brilliant thinker puts together a deep and enjoyable book.
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