Naming the SilencesA&C Black, 7 paź 2004 - 170 Hauerwas explores why we so fervently seek explanations for suffering and evil, and he shows how modern medicine has become a god to which we look-in vain-for deliverance from the evils of disease and mortality. |
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Naming the Silences: God, Medicine, and the Problem of Suffering Stanley Hauerwas Widok fragmentu - 1993 |
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