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Virtue Gone Mad: Manager Punished More Harshly Than The Shoplifter He Stopped
Virtue Gone Mad: Manager Punished More Harshly Than The Shoplifter He Stopped
Authored by Theodore Dalrymple via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
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Nietzsche thought that the decline of the Christian religion in Europe would inevitably lead to a social, cultural, and moral crisis. This was because a traditional morality based upon religious belief could not be upheld once the religious belief itself weakened or was abandoned.
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This was not an original thought. The poet and essayist Matthew Arnold said much the same thing in a poem, “Dover Beach,” written in...
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