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Out of My Life and Thought

An Autobiography

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Out of My Life & Thought shatters the old myth and reveals the real Albert Schweitzer, whose moral example remains relevant and compelling. Esteemed for many works, Schweitzer valued his autobiography most, aiming to remind readers he was just a man shaped by the influences of others. He recognized his fortune in meeting thoughtful individuals and wanted to acknowledge his debts to them. Through this narrative, he clarifies his motivations and methods while addressing critics, all while honoring a principle greater than himself: reverence for life. This motto brought him both pain and joy as he sought to respect the uniqueness of each life. He believed in a way of living that embraces the world, finding joy within it—insights gained from his deep engagement and sacrifices. This fascinating volume, newly translated and corrected based on recently discovered material, presents the life of the world-renowned missionary doctor, organist, philosopher, theologian, and Nobel Peace Prize-winner. It stands as an authentic 20th-century classic, having profoundly impacted the lives and values of countless individuals.

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Out of My Life and Thought, Albert Schweitzer, A. B. Lemke

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Jaar van publicatie
1991
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Titel
Out of My Life and Thought
Ondertitel
An Autobiography
Taal
Engels
Jaar van publicatie
1991
Formaat
Paperback
Aantal pagina's
272
ISBN10
080501862X
ISBN13
9780805018622
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Oorspronkelijke titel
Aus meinen Leben und Denken
Beoordeling
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Out of My Life & Thought shatters the old myth and reveals the real Albert Schweitzer, whose moral example remains relevant and compelling. Esteemed for many works, Schweitzer valued his autobiography most, aiming to remind readers he was just a man shaped by the influences of others. He recognized his fortune in meeting thoughtful individuals and wanted to acknowledge his debts to them. Through this narrative, he clarifies his motivations and methods while addressing critics, all while honoring a principle greater than himself: reverence for life. This motto brought him both pain and joy as he sought to respect the uniqueness of each life. He believed in a way of living that embraces the world, finding joy within it—insights gained from his deep engagement and sacrifices. This fascinating volume, newly translated and corrected based on recently discovered material, presents the life of the world-renowned missionary doctor, organist, philosopher, theologian, and Nobel Peace Prize-winner. It stands as an authentic 20th-century classic, having profoundly impacted the lives and values of countless individuals.