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[BOOK] Heaven, eternity, and perfection: Reflections by a
parent in trouble on elements of cosmology in the origins of
Christianity pdf READ

[BOOK] Heaven, eternity, and perfection: Reflections by a parent in
trouble on elements of cosmology in the origins of Christianity pdf READ
[BOOK] Heaven,
eternity, and
perfection:
Reflections by a
parent in trouble
on elements of
cosmology in the
origins of
Christianity pdf
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This book is a collection of essays and reflections on the relationship
between faith and reason by a family man aware that he and his wife are
the first educators of their children.The first essay is the longest and
the one that gives the title to this work as a whole. Some of the
questions it raises and tries to answer are: What does heaven mean to
believers today? Is it the same as the heaven where the sun, the other
stars, the moon, and the planets are? And if we distinguish one heaven
from the other today, was it ever considered the same? Why? And what
about the writings that speak of "the heavens" in the plural? What
relationship does the heavenly have with the eternal and with the
perfect? Is perfect merely the absence of errors? What do we understand
by eternal? Is eternal life the same as living forever or for all the
years the universe has ahead of it?