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Jamie Q RobertsThe Conversation |
In The Red and the Black, Stendhal skewers the hypocrisies of post-revolutionary France.
The enduring value of The God Delusion lies in its championing of reasoning and evidence, free speech and thinking for oneself.
We believe things because doing so helps us belong and upholds a certain moral order, but not necessarily because they are true.
Conrad suggests our sense of being good derives from our belonging – yet that to which we belong is not necessarily good.
Conrad suggests our sense of being good derives from our belonging – yet that to which we belong is not necessarily good.