Escape from God: The Use of Religion and Philosophy to Evade Responsibility

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Hope Publishing House, 1991 - 291 Seiten
A philosophical study on the high price of life, love & happiness which probes the significance of pain & suffering. By looking at the complex, demanding & compassionate Christianity that Jesus lived & died for, this text examines why the human experience inevitability encompasses both joy & suffering, disappointment & success, heartbreak & achievement. It details how philosophy, theology & psychology have been twisted & subverted to draw believers away from, instead of closer to, God.
 

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On Escapism
3
On Being an Object
6
On Being a Subject
10
On Being Incomplete
16
On Longing
21
On Gods Longing
30
On Lifes Primordial Conditions
45
On Atheism and Agnosticism
57
On Hume
138
On Hinduism Islam and Confucianism
148
On the Hopeless Circle the New Age
160
On Judaism
186
On Christendom
192
On the Myth of Omnipotence
215
On the Myth of Omniscience
239
On Gautama Buddha and Jesus
245

On Having a Rationale
71
On Joy and Motivation
84
On Existentialism
94
On Russell
111
On Camus and Darrow
122
Reference Notes and Library Key
271
Acknowledgments
281
Index
283
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