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                                                                                                 REVIEWS OF

                                                 THE AMERICAN PSYCHE IN SEARCH OF ITS SOUL

"Failing to reach the deeper levels of meaning and truth, people are stranded in a secular

wasteland where they may

engage in a

lot of commerce,

worship, sex, and science. But the

commerce, as Cort concludes, will twitter into trivia, the

worship will sink into

an idolatry of

soulless forms, or

veer off into Jihad and vanity fair, and the science will end up

merely

performing an autopsy on a

universe that it has declared dead and meaningless.

This learned and inspirational book rescues philosophy from the mathematicians, sex from

the hedonists, religion from

empty

sanctimony, and

science from barren materialism. A

must read for all of us who seek a guidebook for

meaningful

life in the new

millennium."

George Gilder,

social commentator

and author of

Wealth and Poverty

Life after Television,

and

The Israel Test

[A] critique of modern positivism and deconstruction.... [A] plea for a return to meaning as

opposed to commercialism

and mere

scientism....

[T]hroughout the book he addresses issues

of gender, feminism and sexuality that remain painful

and insufficiently

addressed by many

people.

Robin Friedman,

attorney

Amazon

reader

"I have never in my long life read a better or clearer explanation of why things have gone awry as much as they have.

- Peter O'Lalor, author of Alexander Hamilton and the Duty and Obligation of Government

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