In Praise of Doubt - Berger, Peter; Zijderveld, Anton
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Two top sociologists map out how individuals can reclaim their convictions from the twin dangers of fundamentalism and a loss of moral values. Brilliant yet clear . . . this is vintage Berger spiced with Zijderveld's philosophical perspectives.--Os Guinness, author of "The Case for Civility."
"A book of great practical wisdom by authors who have profound insight into the intellectual dynamics governing contemporary life." --Dallas Willard, author of Knowing Christ Today In In Praise of Doubt, two world-renowned social scientists, Peter L. Berger (The Homeless Mind, Questions of Faith) and…mehr

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Two top sociologists map out how individuals can reclaim their convictions from the twin dangers of fundamentalism and a loss of moral values. Brilliant yet clear . . . this is vintage Berger spiced with Zijderveld's philosophical perspectives.--Os Guinness, author of "The Case for Civility."
"A book of great practical wisdom by authors who have profound insight into the intellectual dynamics governing contemporary life." --Dallas Willard, author of Knowing Christ Today In In Praise of Doubt, two world-renowned social scientists, Peter L. Berger (The Homeless Mind, Questions of Faith) and Anton C. Zijderveld (The Abstract Society, On Clichés), map out how we can survive the political, moral, and religious challenges raised by the extreme poles of relativism and fundamentalism. A book that asks and answers Big Questions, In Praise of Doubt offers invaluable guidance on how to have convictions without becoming a fanatic.
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Peter L. Berger is an internationally renowned sociologist and faculty member at Boston University, where in 1985 he founded its Institute on Culture, Religion, and World Affairs. He is the author of The Social Construction of Reality, The Homeless Mind, and Questions of Faith.