2020-10-28
1 小时 52 分钟I was not only convinced by that time that religiosity was extremely important to the particularly Christian religiosity,
extremely important to Western civilization and what had gone on.
I was also beginning to think that secular humanism didn't have the staying power that it needs.
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Charles Murray needs another introduction.
So let's begin with human accomplishment, the pursuit of excellence in the arts and sciences.
I first want to ask you, what motivated you to write this book?
Well, a lot of times while I was writing it, I wondered that myself.
It was incredibly difficult to write.
The short answer is the back in the 1980s, mid 1980s,