Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p 17. Spencer's statement of Froude's pessimism -- 18. Professor Romanes pessimism while an unbeliever -- 19. Mark Twain's pessimism -- 20. The pessimism of Schopenhauer -- 21. Charles Darwin -- 22. Teller's pessimistic view of life -- 23. Pessimists cannot logically hope for annihilation -- 24. The pessimists belie their words -- 25. Conclusions concerning the pessimism of unbelief -- Chapter V: The moral consequences of unbelief -- 1. A practical demonstration that atheism has no moral power or moral provisions -- 2. Atheism removes the very basis of morality -- 3. Atheism destroys respect for morality by making it something other than morality -- 4. Unbelief destroys morality by defining it as what men think is right or wrong -- 5. Might becomes the only standard of right -- 6. Happiness here and now made the goal of life -- 7. Happiness as the supreme end of life leads to stagnation and decay -- 8. Happiness as the end of life has no moral quality within itself -- . }
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- catalog description "17. Spencer's statement of Froude's pessimism -- 18. Professor Romanes pessimism while an unbeliever -- 19. Mark Twain's pessimism -- 20. The pessimism of Schopenhauer -- 21. Charles Darwin -- 22. Teller's pessimistic view of life -- 23. Pessimists cannot logically hope for annihilation -- 24. The pessimists belie their words -- 25. Conclusions concerning the pessimism of unbelief -- Chapter V: The moral consequences of unbelief -- 1. A practical demonstration that atheism has no moral power or moral provisions -- 2. Atheism removes the very basis of morality -- 3. Atheism destroys respect for morality by making it something other than morality -- 4. Unbelief destroys morality by defining it as what men think is right or wrong -- 5. Might becomes the only standard of right -- 6. Happiness here and now made the goal of life -- 7. Happiness as the supreme end of life leads to stagnation and decay -- 8. Happiness as the end of life has no moral quality within itself -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "17. Spencer's statement of Froude's pessimism -- 18. Professor Romanes pessimism while an unbeliever -- 19. Mark Twain's pessimism -- 20. The pessimism of Schopenhauer -- 21. Charles Darwin -- 22. Teller's pessimistic view of life -- 23. Pessimists cannot logically hope for annihilation -- 24. The pessimists belie their words -- 25. Conclusions concerning the pessimism of unbelief -- Chapter V: The moral consequences of unbelief -- 1. A practical demonstration that atheism has no moral power or moral provisions -- 2. Atheism removes the very basis of morality -- 3. Atheism destroys respect for morality by making it something other than morality -- 4. Unbelief destroys morality by defining it as what men think is right or wrong -- 5. Might becomes the only standard of right -- 6. Happiness here and now made the goal of life -- 7. Happiness as the supreme end of life leads to stagnation and decay -- 8. Happiness as the end of life has no moral quality within itself -- ".