Is a Scientific Approach To the Eschatological Problem Possible?: A Logical Analysis of the Ecological Problem in the Widest Sense of the Term

Diogenes 27 (107):86-108 (1979)
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“For there shall be days when you will say: Blessed is the womb which has not conceived, and those breasts which have not given suck.”The Apocryphal Gospel of Thomas (1)“ Oh man! why is the world becoming so narrow for you? You want to possess it alone; but if you had possessed it, it would not have been spacious enough for you:Ah! this is the pride of the devil who has fallen from heaven into hell.”

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