Man in Search of Immortality [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 12 (2):328-328 (1958)
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Salit's thesis is that "God is an instrument for surviving death" who acts as a limit for man in his evolution toward immortality. Geometric forms, moreover, are godforms worshipped by man "that eventually, through culture... become machines to do some physical work."--R. D. G.

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