It concludes with the statement that a good world "needs a fearless outlook and a free intelligence" and in another section praises Socrates for being "bland and urbane" to his listeners.
The author of this work recounts an episode of Erewhon Revisited in which Professors Hanky and Panky tell Higgs not to divulge his true identity. It concludes with the statement that a good world "needs a fearless outlook and a free intelligence" and in another section praises Socrates for being "bland and urbane" to his listeners. This work briefly deals with the wish for safety, which its author considers only slightly less powerful than "hav[ing] been taught from early infancy." After examining the First-Cause and Natural- Law arguments, the author considers moral arguments and claims that the title religion "has been and still is the principal enemy of moral progress in the world." For 10 points, name this essay by Bertrand Russell which summarizes why he'd never acknowledge Jesus as savior.
The author of this work recounts an episode of Erewhon Revisited in which Professors Hanky and Panky tell Higgs not to divulge his true identity.
{Why I am Not a Christian}