Intellectual appetite: A theological grammar

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Griffiths, Paul. (2009). Intellectual appetite: A theological grammar Catholic University of America Press.

Authors	Griffiths, Paul
Abstract	The appetite for knowledge--wanting to know things--is very strong in humans. Some will sacrifice all other goods (sex, power, food, life itself) for it. But this is not a simple appetite, and this book treats some of its complications, deformations, beauties, and intensities.
Keywords	Religion and Religious Studies
ISBN	9780813216867
Page range	1 - 233
Research Group	School of Theology
Year	2009
Publisher	Catholic University of America Press
Place of publication	United States of America

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