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Don Cupitt
In everyday speech we often hear people jokingly mention what
they call the 'ultimate questions', the 'big questions', or 'the great questions' of life. In Don Cupitt's judgment, however, these questions are no joking matter. He believes that there is no
higher truth than the truth that is built into our everyday speech and that, therefore, these questions should be taken seriously. In The Great Questions of Life, he collects and classifies all the
great questions, in the wordings that are most familiar to us, and interprets and answers them. He shows how the decline of the old religion has led to
the return of the great questions and explains why they have become important to us in modern times.
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Polebridge Press
Paperback, 106 pages
2006 ISBN 0-944344-56-9