
by John F. Haught
Some questions about religion won't and shouldn't go away: What gives rise to religious life? Is the religious man in touch with reality? What is the relationship between the desire to know and the need for self-acceptance? John F. Haught is reasserting the importance of these questions and searching for a productive new way of doing philosophy of religion.

Umberto Eco

Jacques M. Chevalier
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