In the absence of God
By: Richard L. Cleary
Publisher: Xulon Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: [Maitland, Fla.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 483
ISBN-13: 9781622308767
Subjects: Belief and doubt; Fiction; Universities and colleges; American Religious fiction; Croyance et doute; Romans, nouvelles; Récits d'étudiants
Description: "There are essentially three views of life available to modern man. One might believe that God exists and provides a firm foundation for also believing that life has meaning, morality has warrant, human rights are not arbitrary, and that justice will ultimately prevail. Or one might believe that God does not exist but meaning, morality and the rest are possible nonetheless, or thirdly, one might believe that God has "died" and that any hope for meaning, right and wrong, good and evil, human rights, etc. has died with him. In the Absence of God is the story of how, on a college campus in New England for three weeks in the beginning of one fall semester, the implications of these three views work themselves out."--Publisher's description (p. [4] of cover)