10 Good Questions About Life and Death
Blackwell Pub. (2005)
| Abstract | Where can I find answers? -- Is life sacred? -- Is it bad to die? -- Which deaths are worse? -- Might I live on? -- Should I take the elixir of life? -- Who's who? -- Is it all meaningless? -- Should there be more, and better, people? -- Does reality matter? | |||||||||
| Keywords | Life Values | |||||||||
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| Call number | BD431.B387 2005 | |||||||||
| ISBN(s) | 1405125772 9781405125772 | |||||||||
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