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Fenn, William Wallace

 
9781333555559: The Ingersoll Lecture, 1921 (Classic Reprint): Immortality and Theism

Synopsis

Immortality through theism: a careful, thoughtful inquiry into belief, evidence, and meaning.

This volume presents a theist-centered exploration of immortality, drawing on philosophy, science, and personal conviction. It frames the question through the lens of God as the source of value and purpose, and it discusses how a rational world can hold or support the hope of life beyond death.

From the vantage point of faith, the work surveys how beliefs about mind, body, and reality fit into a larger, purposeful universe. It weighs evidence from psychical research with caution, and it asks what kind of world would make immortality reasonable without overstepping what experience can justify.

- Why belief in immortality can arise from a rational view of the world, beauty, goodness, and unity.
- How the mind–body connection challenges easy answers, and how faith supplies a broader framework.
- The role of evidence, testimony, and method in discussing phenomena that touch on life after death.
- The ongoing, dynamic pursuit of truth within a theistic outlook that sees value and purpose as central.

Ideal for readers of philosophy, theology, and religious studies who want a thoughtful, nonpartisan look at how belief in immortality can be grounded in a theistic worldview.

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