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This book is a search for answers to the most important questions of our time and a summary of the life experience of two outstanding European thinkers. The unusual thing about this dialogue is that it is conducted with the participation of a fellow journalist, the brilliant interviewer Jacek Żakowski, by personifications of two different worlds: Adam Michnik, editor-in-chief of the largest Polish daily newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza, a secular politician, dissident, intellectual, and Father Józef Tischner, a well-known Polish philosopher and publicist, a Roman Catholic priest and professor at the Pontifical Academy. Their life paths were so different, but they were united by one goal: the liberation of Poland from totalitarian communism and its return to the bosom of European democracies. This book is a real encyclopaedia of Polish life in the second half of the twentieth century, at the same time a penetrating and colourful conversation about the meaning of life, faith, freedom, and identity, thanks to the bright humour of the interlocutors.