Mention445998
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| so:text | Essential to education for being human is to cultivate a sense for the inexpedient, to disclose the fallacy of absolute expediency. God's voice may sound feeble to our conscience. Yet there is a divine cunning in history which seems to prove that the wages of absolute expediency is disaster. Happiness is not a synonym for self-satisfaction, complacency, or smugness. Self-satisfaction breeds futility and despair. Self-satisfaction is the opiate of fools. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Abraham_Joshua_Heschel |
| so:description | Who Is Man? (1965) (en) |
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