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PREFACE
by Dr. Paul Kurtz
President, Center for Inquiry
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"Rodrigue Tremblay eloquently defends this form of rational humanism. We need to work together, he recommends, if we are to contribute to the continued amelioration of human life on the planet. He prescribes ten basic principles embodied in a code of global ethics to guide us."
"Dr. Tremblay points out in this book that we need to abandon selective moralities concocted in the infancy of the species. We need to move to a higher plane in which all members of the human family are treated equally as persons, “ends in themselves,”—as Immanuel Kant postulated in his second categorical imperative." |
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