St. Augustine's Press
1-85506-518-5 1997 $15.00tx (£10.50)
140 pp., paperback, revised edition
preface, notes, index
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Beck discusses the works on religion of the six philosophers he considers most germane to contemporary issues: Spinoza, Hume, Kant, Nietzsche, James, and Santayana. “I have tried to choose men whose independence of mind was such that they often appeared to their contemporaries to be enemies of religion.” He first addresses the question, What is secular philosophy? And then explains the differences between the “families” of secular philosophers, before examining both their life and works. | ||||
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| Six Secular Philosophers 1-85506-518-5 1997 $15.00tx (£10.50) 140 pp., paperback, revised edition preface, notes, index Key Texts |