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There is no canine culture; no civilization of chimpanzees; no planet of the Apes. Only people make music, write poetry, build cathedrals or paint pictures. For a Christian, the fact that something is peculiarly human marks it as a sign that man, unlike the animals, is made in the image of God.

"For deconstructed man, Pilate's question is purely rhetorical because there is nothing but rhetoric. Words are toys with which we persuade ourselves that nothing is persuasive."

What I do not fail to find particularly striking about this book is that it is so lyrically and beautifully written, that I forget I am reading a modern philosophical work and not a classic book. It just has that classic feel to it that I love.

I have a feeling this is going to be my new favorite book. The first chapter alone was just amazingly beautiful.

Incredibly rich essays by a favorite author. This book will invite the reader to explore way too many great books, thinkers, and ideas. Easy to read in small portions.

Incredibly rich essays by a favorite author. This book will invite the reader to explore way too many great books, thinkers, and ideas. Easy to read in small portions.

The essays on this book are, in my opinion, read one at a time, slowly with a premium being put on enjoyment. A great feast for the soul and mind.
I love Joseph Pearce's writings.