Morality Absolute
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Good & Evil, Ethics & Moral Philosophy
| Author: | Abhijit Naskar | ISBN: | 9781386067634 |
| Publisher: | Neuro Cookies | Publication: | November 25, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Abhijit Naskar |
| ISBN: | 9781386067634 |
| Publisher: | Neuro Cookies |
| Publication: | November 25, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
"If we put away all the etymological jargon and destroy all self-created images and technical descriptions, then it is as simple as this - a moral being is a good being - a religious being - a conscientious being - a wise being."
Abhijit Naskar is the name of an idea that has swept the world off its feet with the realization of one humanity. The humanizing ideas of this twenty-first century thinker have been at the fore-front of global harmony and peace. In this book, Naskar takes us on a joy-ride of realization of our inner morality. He quite boldly trumps all intellectual assumptions of morality, and proclaims it to be realized, worked on and acted on, by nobody else but ourselves. Here he tears apart all claims of exclusive possessions of morality by the scientific, philosophical and religious communities, and places it where it is born in the first place - the human mind.
"If we put away all the etymological jargon and destroy all self-created images and technical descriptions, then it is as simple as this - a moral being is a good being - a religious being - a conscientious being - a wise being."
Abhijit Naskar is the name of an idea that has swept the world off its feet with the realization of one humanity. The humanizing ideas of this twenty-first century thinker have been at the fore-front of global harmony and peace. In this book, Naskar takes us on a joy-ride of realization of our inner morality. He quite boldly trumps all intellectual assumptions of morality, and proclaims it to be realized, worked on and acted on, by nobody else but ourselves. Here he tears apart all claims of exclusive possessions of morality by the scientific, philosophical and religious communities, and places it where it is born in the first place - the human mind.
