The Idea of Immortality

"The Idea of Immortality," by A. Seth Pringle-Pattison, delves into the philosophical and religious concepts surrounding life after death. Originally published in 1922, this work explores various perspectives on immortality, examining its implications for human existence and the meaning of life. Pringle-Pattison's analysis offers a comprehensive overview of historical and contemporary views on the subject. Readers interested in metaphysics, religious thought, and the enduring human quest to understand mortality will find this book a stimulating exploration of fundamental questions about our existence and destiny.

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