Presence and Immortality Wojtyla What had become of the

What had become of the hot fire within him

adeptly presented in English here by Gerard Hopkins’ translation

the paschal sacrifice

that I proclaim to you

Foremost among these is the problem of belief in an age when the study and speech pertaining to God is frequently performed without faith—a pseudo-theology that “threatens to deprive the average man of any possibility of experiencing faith

Presence and Immortality Wojtyla What had become of theBy Gabriel Marcel The very notion of systematized thought horrified Gabriel Marcel. If the task of philosophy is to think the existent and actual, it must apply itself not to the construction of a system, but to tracing out the richness and depth of the experience of participation. In Presence and Immortality, Marcel brings his philosophy to light as a search, a finding ones way, an endeavor which achieves a profound unity despite the seemingly