One text by this thinker imagines the Catholic Church telling an inexperienced girl and a syphilitic man "you must endure celibacy or stay together," and is found in its section "How the Churches Have Retarded Progress."
One text by this thinker imagines the Catholic Church telling an inexperienced girl and a syphilitic man "you must endure celibacy or stay together," and is found in its section "How the Churches Have Retarded Progress." That work ends with a section called "What We Must Do" and expresses his decision on why he is not a Christian. Another notable work by this author, written with his teacher, attempted to express mathematics through axiomatic logic and introduces his namesake paradox regarding sets. For 10 points, name this 20th century British philosopher, the co-author of Principia Mathematica with Alfred North Whitehead.
One text by this thinker imagines the Catholic Church telling an inexperienced girl and a syphilitic man "you must endure celibacy or stay together," and is found in its section "How the Churches Have Retarded Progress."
Bertrand {Russell}