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Description
In a position and argument affirmed by no less a moral authority than the Supreme Court, the author of "The Road Less Traveled", the bestselling and most influential book of spiritual instruction in modern times, asks whether we have the ethical right to kill ourselves even though we have the... read more
First Sentence
At age seventy-nine my paternal grandmother, Juliet, a tart tongued tiny lady, became whiny and demanding, tremulous, humorless, and totally self-centered.
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Authors & Contributors
- M. Scott Peck MD (Author)
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