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Reflection on the possibilities for after death. Considers a range of past beliefs and possibilities for a contemporary world.

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This book demonstrates the depth and clarity of his theology and philosophy of God, his appetite for controversy, both political and theological, as well as a traditional catholic concern for prayer, liturgy, Mary and St. Dominic.

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The author gives a plain and intellectual statement of what faith is, and how it can honestly and meaningfully be expressed today.

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In this text, that is a celebration of joy as hope, H.A. Williams explores the world of selfhood, of other people, of nature and of the arts. Williams bids the reader to remember that the hole in the human heart cannot be filled with anything less than God.

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In this volume, Martin Israel explores the question: how can we learn to obey the commandment to love our neighbour Through meditations on the nature and the responsibilities of existence and love, Israel shows readers some paths for the "mythical walk" that ends in love.

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An anthology work from religious teacher, H.A. Williams, and arranged in the major themes of his writing. The book, like Williams himself, is unorthodox by the tenets of contemporary Christianity but it encompasses the uncertainties and fears, the joys and sorrows common to us all.