Myth and the Existential Quest

<p>This book by a contemporary Greek philosopher describes the integral role of myth in the human quest for knowledge and truth. Using imagination, feeling, and reason, men and women have fashioned myths, spirits, and gods from whom they sought answers through the languages of prophecy and magic. Myth, being a natural outgrowth of the earthly adventure of men and women, has been and will ever remain their inseparable fellow traveler and refuge in their existential quest.</p>

Politics & Social Sciences

Vitsaxis, Dr. Vassilis

Philosophy

Somerset Hall Press

In this first of two volumes, philosopher Vassilis Vitsaxis expertly compares the philosophical and religious concepts of Revelation, Redemption, Time, and the Triadic or Trinitarian Approach to the Godhead and describes how they were thought of by the philosophers of Greece in the Presocratic and Classical eras; the mystics and seers of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism; and later by Christian theologians.

Thought and Faith: Comparative Philosophical and Religious Concepts in Ancient Greece, India, and Christianity

In this second of two volumes, philosopher Vassilis Vitsaxis discusses the concept of Godhead or divinity - including its nature, its substance, and its cosmological role - according to Ancient Greek, Hindu, Buddhist, and Christian philosophers and theologians. With an extensive bibliography and a glossary of Sanskrit terms and names, Thought and Faith is a valuable resource.

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Myth and the Existential Quest

Thought and Faith: Comparative Philosophical and Religious Concepts in Ancient Greece, India, and Christianity

Thought and Faith: Comparative Philosophical and Religious Concepts in Ancient Greece, India, and Christianity