Pietro Ubaldi (August 18, 1886 in Foligno, Italy â February 29, 1972 in São Vicente, Brazil) was an Italian philosopher, theologian and teacher. He was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature five times.
Ubaldi was graduated in Law and Music, at Rome. A student of various philosophical and religious traditions, he distinguished himself as a Christian thinker. He had two children, Agnese and Franco, who died during the second world war. A descendant of an affluent family of Umbria, Ubaldi renounced richness to be faithful to the gospel. First he went to Sicily to teach English in a secondary school, then, always as a teacher, he went to Gubbio, where he lived for twenty years.
Ubaldi authored 24 books: 12 in Italy and 12 in Brazil. The Great Synthesis is considered one of his principal works.
Since most of Pietro Ubaldi's books are not available in English, titles are only a translation of their Italian versions and might vary once formally published.
1 â Great Messages<br> 2 â The Great Synthesis (Synthesis and Solution to the Problems of Science and Spirit)<br> 3 â Mental Currents (The Nours)<br> 4 â Mystical Ascent<br> 5 â Story of a Man<br> 6 â Fragments of Thought and Passion<br> 7 â The New Civilization of the Third Millennium<br> 8 â Problems of the Future<br> 9 â Human Ascents<br> 10 â God and the Universe<br> 11 â Prophecies (The Future of the World)<br> 12 â Commentaries<br> 13 â Current Problems<br> 14 â The System (Genesis and Structure of the Universe)<br> 15 â The Great Battle<br> 16 â Evolution and the Gospel<br> 17 â The Law of God<br> 18 â The Functional Technique of the Law of God<br> 19 â Fall and Salvation<br> 20 â Principles of a New Ethics<br> 21 â The Descent of Ideals<br> 22 â A Destiny Following Christ<br> 23 â How to Orient One's Life<br> 24 â Christ