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The Human Species Perspective: Surviving Death of Sun and Wisdom Wellbeing Love

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The Human Species Perspective: Surviving Death of Sun and Wisdom Wellbeing Love
The Human Species Perspective: Surviving Death of Sun and Wisdom Wellbeing Love

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The Human Species Perspective: Surviving Death of Sun and Wisdom Wellbeing Love

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Rev. Emerick gives us a view of human life he calls The Human Species Perspective, which focuses on the survival and well-being of the entire human species. He introduces the concept of Wellbeing Love and shows how wellbeing love is essential to our species' survival and well-being. Rev. Emerick applies the concept of wellbeing love to dimension after dimension of human life: Philosophy, Religion, Human Nature, Society, and our Way of Life. At every step along the way, he provides sensible and plausible observations, and examples to illustrate these dimensions of wellbeing love. He also includes some generally unknown and startling information on Adam Smith and Charles Darwin. This work is an amazing tour de force. Roscoe Hill Roscoe Hill is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Dean Emeritus in The University of Denver, Denver Colorado, and author of A ROAD LESS TRAVELED (2023).

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