The Journey So Far - Hicks, Peter
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An accessible Christian survey of the history of philosophy for college students This introductory textbook on philosophy offers a chronological approach to philosophical issues from a Christian perspective. It is written in clear language and presupposes no previous study of philosophy. The focus is primarily on Western philosophy, but it touches on Eastern and nonEuropean (such as African) thought where relevant. Topics covered include: Beginnings (Jewish and preChristian thought to about 300 A.D.), Christianity, Medievalism, the Rise of Humanism, Decline and Despair, and the Descent into…mehr

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An accessible Christian survey of the history of philosophy for college students This introductory textbook on philosophy offers a chronological approach to philosophical issues from a Christian perspective. It is written in clear language and presupposes no previous study of philosophy. The focus is primarily on Western philosophy, but it touches on Eastern and nonEuropean (such as African) thought where relevant. Topics covered include: Beginnings (Jewish and preChristian thought to about 300 A.D.), Christianity, Medievalism, the Rise of Humanism, Decline and Despair, and the Descent into Relativism. The book concludes with suggestions of where the journey goes from here.
Autorenporträt
Peter Hicks is a new, short story writer who lives in Brantford, Ontario. He first became interested in writing short stories after reading stories written by his uncle. Peter came up with ideas of his own for new short stories and soon began writing, something which quickly became a passion of his. His writing has been inspired by the work of many great authors including Stephen King, J. R. R. Tolkien, Edgar Allan Poe and H. P. Lovecraft. In his free time, Peter enjoys practicing archery, reading books, spending time with his friends and family, as well as playing board games and card games.