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A Divine Encore: The Atheists Who Couldn't Accept a Meaningless Life
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A Divine Encore: The Atheists Who Couldn't Accept a Meaningless Life
Jacques Maritain and his dear friend Raïssa Oumansoff were students at the Sorbonne. Their searching intellects, however, were frustrated by the fact that they could find no truth that would satisfy their restless minds. At that time Jacques was without any religious belief, and Raïssa was a self-declared atheist. In her 1942 memoir We Have Been Friends Together, Raïssa spoke for herself and Jacques when she stated: “I wanted to know whether exi…
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