The affirmative way
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The book considers the intellectual and spiritual path to fulfilment. It is based on reason rather than faith and is concerned with self-knowledge, the need to live simply and the need to love and serve one's fellow human beings.
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The book considers the intellectual and spiritual path to fulfilment. It is based on reason rather than faith and is concerned with self-knowledge, the need to live simply and the need to love and serve one's fellow human beings.
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