A Journey to Point Omega: Autobiography from 1964

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The autobiographical writings of a modern Christian philosopher reflect his unwavering dedication to truth amidst the turmoil of two World Wars and the Catholic Church's changes during Vatican II. He critiques the dilution of sacred meanings in liturgical practices, advocating for a philosophy that emphasizes living truth existentially. Influenced by Plato, Augustine, and Aquinas, he navigates the tension between philosophy and theology, asserting that while divine understanding requires faith, the quest for truth is an inner journey fraught with mystery, particularly regarding the afterlife.