Man's Origin, Duty, and Destiny Considered, in Answer to the Questions - "What Am I?" "Whence Am I?" "Why Am I?" "Whither Am I Going?" "What Are My Wants?" "Who Will Give Me Aid?". This item is unavailable.Man's Origin, Duty, and Destiny Considered, in Answer to the Questions - "What Am I?" "Whence Am I?" "Why Am I?" "Whither Am I Going?" "What Are My Wants?" "Who Will Give Me Aid?"

"Man's Origin, Duty, and Destiny Considered" by John Relly Beard is a profound exploration of human existence and purpose, originally published in 1857. This seminal work addresses fundamental questions of being: "What Am I?" "Whence Am I?" "Why Am I?" "Whither Am I Going?" "What Are My Wants?" "Who Will Give Me Aid?" Beard delves into theological and philosophical inquiries, providing thoughtful answers rooted in Christian perspectives. The book offers a historical glimpse into 19th-century religious thought and provides enduring insights into the human condition and the search for meaning and understanding.

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