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This philosophical work explores the contours of human nature through a careful, searching lens, asking what it means to be fully human in body, mind, and spirit. Drawing on the author’s theological and reflective perspective, it traces how inner life, moral responsibility, and the pursuit of truth shape our understanding of ourselves and our place in the world. With a tone that is both rigorous and accessible, the book invites readers to consider the tensions between instinct and reason, freedom and obligation, and the everyday and the transcendent. A product of its era yet strikingly enduring, it reflects a tradition of disciplined inquiry that seeks clarity about the human person without losing sight of ultimate meaning.
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Published Jan 1, 1982
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1982
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pol
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