
Fred Alan Wolf
1996 · Simon & Schuster · 367 pages
"Wolf explains the differing views of the soul in the works of Plato, Aristotle, and St. Thomas; the ancient Egyptians' belief in the nine forms of the soul; the Qabalistic idea of the soul acting in secret ..., and the Buddhist vision of a 'nonsoul.' ... an exploration of the realm where religion and philosophy, science and spirituality intersect."--Jacket.
Not generated yet
No audience brief for this book yet — who it lands for, who tends to bounce off it, and how it reads.
vs. Your library
Hover or tap an axis label to see what it means and your score.
A challenging exploration of Philosophy and Science & Nature.
Cosine over radar