Truth, beauty, and the common good: the search for meaning through culture, community and life

New York: Peter Lang (2021)
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The examination of the transcendentals of truth, beauty and the good in this work stems from the perspective of Christian humanism, moral psychology and perfecting ourselves. From such a point of departure the book engages in the philosophy of culture and religion while drawing upon ritual, works of high and especially popular culture.

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