02092cam a2200313Ii 4500999001500000001000800015003000600023005001700029008004100046010001600087020001500103020001800118035001900136040005100155050002000206082001500226092001500241100004400256245010200300260005400402300002000456505022000476520075900696650003301455650003801488942001201526952012001538952012001658  c5070d50703317117OCoLC20181219200121.0771004s1968    ilu           000 0 eng d  a   68058084  a0877845387  a9780877845386  a(OCoLC)3317117  aMUMbengcMUMdBAKERdOCLCGdYDXCPdSEOdOCLCQ 4aB804b.S32 196804a190bS294E  a190bS29471 aSchaeffer, Francis A.q(Francis August)10aEscape from reason :ba penetrating analysis of trends in modern thought /cFrancis A. Schaeffer.  aDowners Grove, Ill. :bInterVarsity Press,c1968.  a96 p. ;c18 cm.0 aForeword 1. Nature and Grace 2. A Unity of Nature and Grace--Reformation and Renaissance 3. Early Modern Science 4. The Leap--Existentialism 5. Art as the Upper Storey Leap 6. Madness 7. Rationality and Faith Index.  aMan is dead. God is dead. Life has become meaningless existence, man a cog in a machine. The only way of escape lies in a nonrational fantasy world of experience, drugs, absurdity, pornography, an elusive "final experience," madness ... If this is the twentieth-century mentality, how did it come about? And how can the Christian faith be made meaningful today? In this highly original book Dr. Schaeffer traces the way in which art and philosophy have reflected the dualism in Western thinking introduced at the time of the Renaisance. Today this dualism is expressed in a despair of rationality and an escape into a nonrational world which alone offers hope. It is shown in literature, art and music, theatre and cinema, television and popular culture. 0aPhilosophy, ModernxHistory. 0aPhilosophy, Moderny20th century.  2ddccBK  00102ddc40708NFICaHMCbHMCcGENd2018-12-19g150.00l0o190 S294Ep005790r2018-12-19 00:00:00w2018-12-19yBK  00102ddc40708NFICaHMCbHMCcGENd2018-12-19g150.00l0o190 S294Ep011363r2021-02-09 00:00:00w2018-12-19yBK