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A point in time : the search for redemption in this life and the next
Reflects upon life and mankind's inevitable search for meaning, arguing that those without religious belief find disappointment in placing their faith in historical progress.
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- http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1728849
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85076807
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- "Reflects upon life and mankind's inevitable search for meaning, arguing that those without religious belief find disappointment in placing their faith in historical progress."@en
- "A Matter of Life and DeathNew York Times bestselling author David Horowitz is famous for his conversion from 1960s radicalism. In A Point in Time, his lyrical yet startling new book, he offers meditations on an even deeper conversion, one which touches on the very essence of every human life. Part memoir and part philosophical reflection, A Point in Time focuses on man's inevitable search for meaning?and how for those without religious belief, that search often leads to a faith in historical progress, one that is bound to disappoint. Horowitz agr."@en
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