Description
In the heart of our hearts, we know that, without truth, nothing is worth living or dying for. This is why the pursuit of truth has been, still is, and will ever be a widely shared project of humankind. But why, then, do we lie almost spontaneously? Why does the epidemic of cheating cover all segments of society? Why are we so apathetic in the face of hypocrisy? Why do we have this need to lie? Why do we refuse to allow the truth to free us? What does make the fact of being genuine so terrifying and spine-chilling? Is the claim that truth is another name for opinions that suit societal demands of a time and space true? Is truth changeable or eternal?
To these questions and to many more, Dr. Maalouf masterfully proposes sharp and bold answers that our world needs, especially when facing the palpable and unwelcome decline in character, values, and virtues—the very ground of civilization. The truth is that, without truth, a civilization cannot survive.
This little book takes on a gigantic topic and makes it accessible and understandable to everyone. With its groundbreaking and simple words, this work is of tremendous intellectual courage in raising big issues without compromises. It is a great contribution for the world of truth.
About Author
Jean Maalouf, Ph.D., is a philosopher and a writer. He has written more than 50 books and essays. He also has written many articles on topics of religion, spirituality, mysticism, (Eastern and Western), philosophy, psychology, and peace and social issues. His works were hailed by critics with terms such as these: “Jean Maalouf brings his experience as doctor on philosophy and humanities to bear in works of spirituality. His focus is one of gentle revolution in human development,” “Maalouf has written in the style of Meister Eckhart, John of the Cross, and St. Irenaeus,” “Maalouf’s gift for writing about the most sublime truths in the most simple language allows him… to touch and transform the hearts of believers and non-believers alike.” He is a member of several professional associations.






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