Personal Journals of a Would-Be Philosopher

The book is a sequence of personal; refl ections covering a recentperiod of close to half a year: almost forgotten memories that rose fromthe authors childhood and adolescence periods covering the SecondWorld War in France and later the eastern part of the Third Reich. Most of the pages however are concerned with the mostly unorthodoxphilosophical considerations that have preoccupied him over the most partof his life attempting to clarify some terms or notions that characterize hisviews of existence, reality and his and mans relationship to God, and callsit transcendence. The positions he expresses are continuation to comments and ideas heexpressed in previous books he wrote in the last decade.