The Chief End of ManGood Press, 24. dec. 2019 - 258 sider In 'The Chief End of Man' by George Spring Merriam, the author explores the concept of human purpose and fulfillment through a combination of philosophical and theological perspectives. Written in a clear and articulate manner, the book delves into the complexities of human existence and the search for meaning in life. Merriam's literary style is both profound and thought-provoking, inviting readers to reflect on their own beliefs and values while considering the greater purpose of humanity. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, the book addresses timeless questions that are relevant to readers of all generations. Merriam's deep understanding of human nature and spirituality shines through in his writing, offering a unique perspective on the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment. 'The Chief End of Man' is a compelling read for those interested in philosophical inquiry, religious studies, and the exploration of human purpose. Merriam's insightful reflections and well-reasoned arguments make this book a valuable addition to any reader's collection, urging individuals to contemplate their own chief end in the journey of life. |
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... virtues were justice, benevolence, and chastity. The sentiments of the family, the nation, and the church were fused in one. Its outward expression was an elaborate ceremonial. Its heart was a passion which in one direction dashed the ...
... virtues were justice, benevolence, and chastity. The sentiments of the family, the nation, and the church were fused in one. Its outward expression was an elaborate ceremonial. Its heart was a passion which in one direction dashed the ...
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... virtue or a great intellectual movement. In the Dark Ages which followed, learning shrank into the narrow channels of the cloister, and literature almost ceased as a creative force. For almost a thousand years—from Augustine to Dante ...
... virtue or a great intellectual movement. In the Dark Ages which followed, learning shrank into the narrow channels of the cloister, and literature almost ceased as a creative force. For almost a thousand years—from Augustine to Dante ...
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... virtue; feeding on the contemplation of heavenly splendors and infernal horrors; self-centred and inglorious. The opposite type is Frances, a joyful prophet of glad tidings to the poor; ardent, sympathetic, heroic; touched with the ...
... virtue; feeding on the contemplation of heavenly splendors and infernal horrors; self-centred and inglorious. The opposite type is Frances, a joyful prophet of glad tidings to the poor; ardent, sympathetic, heroic; touched with the ...
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