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"Brief and clearly presented, this is a masterly study of the torturing question, What happens when a man dies? The book offers proof of colossal erudition." -- Christian Century
"Dr.Pieper very subtly and usefully stresses the character of dying as act and choice, leading us up very gently to the shocking old notion that it might also constitute a well-deserved punishment. -- Times Literary Supplement
"Dr.Pieper very subtly and usefully stresses the character of dying as act and choice, leading us up very gently to the shocking old notion that it might also constitute a well-deserved punishment. -- Times Literary Supplement
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Original Language: German
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- Violence, Society, and the Church: A Cultural Approach by Gerald A. Arbuckle on page 116
- Philosophy of the Human Person by S.J. James B Reichmann in Back Matter
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