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| About the Book | |
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God, Immortality and The Divine Comedy explores the predicate beliefs that underlie the assumption that life is a meaningful experience: God, Immortality, Free Will and Divine Justice. It sets forth rational arguments for these beliefs, and urges readers to formulate their own beliefs based on their own experiences and learning. -------- It then reviews the Comedy chapter by chapter in a demythologized form more amenable to contemporary readers.
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| About the Author | |
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Mario Sanci Leo earned BA and MA degrees from Rutgers University. His major was European Intellectual History, particularly the Italian Renaissance. It was in one of his courses that he read Dante's works and became a lifelong fan of The Divine Comedy. |