The Whole Truth about Man

"On each of his many now famous journeys throughout the world, John Paul II has sought the occasion to address himself familiarly to university students and, more academically, to faculties and administrations.... These addresses and talks are a rich source of teaching of particular interest to anyone personally concerned with about what a university is and ought to be, of how Christianity relates directly and indirectly to academic life and the persons engaged in it. The most common theme we find in John Paul's talks to university students is a personal one, wherein he reminds them to ask themselves who they are, to know the whole truth about themselves and man, a truth that must include the truth about God."--From the introduction and dust jacket.