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Beyond theology by Alan Watts · Booklabria

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Beyond theology

ReligionChristianity and other religions

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First published: 1964
Editions: 9 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Watts examines the theme that our normal sense of the person as a lonely island of consciousness is a dramatic illusion based on theological imagery. In a global context, the meaning of this imagery inevitably changes, yet without losing its unique values.

Subjects: Religion
Christianity and other religions

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