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- If we proceed from the thesis "a person cannot help but believe", then what is more useful for humanity to believe in at the next stage after faith in God?
- Sexism – is it when you hit a woman or when you don't hit her?
- What to do if one of the spouses who love each other (husband,wife) "does not pull" the lifestyle that is familiar to the other?
- When in the history of Russia did the opinion of the people actively influence the historical process?
- How to be Leo Tolstoy in deeds, and not in words?
Because it's easy to be misanthropic. It's easy to have no patience for other people's mistakes. It is easy not to understand the depth of human actions. This is cowardice-not having the courage to interact with society. Don't try to understand. Sit in a corner and hate everyone. Difficult to do/think about/sympathize. Find the strength to tolerate human shortcomings. Loving people is hard. It's especially hard to love them when you understand what they really are.