The Necessity of Atheism
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It was Karl Marx who remarked that, "The tradition of all thegenerations of the past weighs down like an Alp upon the brain of theliving. " Since the days of our racial childhood, our beliefs have been handeddown from generation to generation, and they have persisted since in allages it was forbidden to question their existence. Man has persuadedhimself that it is so just because he has said it for so long and sooften. The force of repetition is great; it is, in fact, taken by a vastmajority of... men as the equivalent of proof.
Most men have to accept their religions ready made. Their daily tasksleave them no time or opportunity for a personal search. The toil forbread is incessant, there is not sufficient leisure to verify thesources of their religious beliefs. Moreover, the ecclesiastic's answersto the riddles of life are easier, by far, to grasp than the answers ofscience. These two factors, of innate mental inertia and force ofrepetition, are well manifested by the present tactics of advertising.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was Karl Marx who remarked that, "The tradition of all thegenerations of the past weighs down like an Alp upon the brain of theliving. " Since the days of our racial childhood, our beliefs have been handeddown from generation to generation, and they have persisted since in allages it was forbidden to question their existence. Man has persuadedhimself that it is so just because he has said it for so long and sooften. The force of repetition is great; it is, in fact, taken by a vastmajority of... men as the equivalent of proof.
Most men have to accept their religions ready made. Their daily tasksleave them no time or opportunity for a personal search. The toil forbread is incessant, there is not sufficient leisure to verify thesources of their religious beliefs. Moreover, the ecclesiastic's answersto the riddles of life are easier, by far, to grasp than the answers ofscience. These two factors, of innate mental inertia and force ofrepetition, are well manifested by the present tactics of advertising.
What to read after The Necessity of Atheism?
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