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Seven Great Freethinking Philosophers: Zeno, Epicurus, Augustine, Averroes, Descartes, Spinoza, & Edith Stein

Seven Great Freethinking Philosophers: Zeno, Epicurus, Augustine, Averroes, Descartes, Spinoza, & Edith Stein

Charles Bradlaugh
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In an age of conformity brought on by huge cult-like corporations and ubiquitous social media is there still a road less traveled one might choose to follow? How better to confront the conformity of the 21st century than by consulting history's seven great freethinking philosophers? We live in a time of stereotypical ignorance: "Christians have narrow minds and oppose diversity," "Muslims value blind faith over reason," and "Women have never made any great contributions to philosophy." Seven Great Freethinking Philosophers crushes these, and many other, myths by detailing how seven great minds fought against conformity in their own ages and left us an inheritance of thought, now almost forgotten, fundamental to such things as human dignity, the scientific method, healthy living, and academic and religious freedom. Based upon "Half-Hours With The Free Thinkers," yet with brand new selections on Augustine, Averroes, and Edith Stein this new version of a classic is a must read for all current, or aspiring, freethinkers.
Pages
156
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Chaos to Order Publishing
Release
November 24, 2015
ISBN
0990723135
ISBN 13
9780990723134

Seven Great Freethinking Philosophers: Zeno, Epicurus, Augustine, Averroes, Descartes, Spinoza, & Edith Stein

Charles Bradlaugh
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
In an age of conformity brought on by huge cult-like corporations and ubiquitous social media is there still a road less traveled one might choose to follow? How better to confront the conformity of the 21st century than by consulting history's seven great freethinking philosophers? We live in a time of stereotypical ignorance: "Christians have narrow minds and oppose diversity," "Muslims value blind faith over reason," and "Women have never made any great contributions to philosophy." Seven Great Freethinking Philosophers crushes these, and many other, myths by detailing how seven great minds fought against conformity in their own ages and left us an inheritance of thought, now almost forgotten, fundamental to such things as human dignity, the scientific method, healthy living, and academic and religious freedom. Based upon "Half-Hours With The Free Thinkers," yet with brand new selections on Augustine, Averroes, and Edith Stein this new version of a classic is a must read for all current, or aspiring, freethinkers.
Pages
156
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Chaos to Order Publishing
Release
November 24, 2015
ISBN
0990723135
ISBN 13
9780990723134

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