Any attempt to understand the condition of modern society must
address the long assault and reputation of traditional values and the
metaphysics that supports those moral mores. Many social scholars will dissect
political philosophies and compare and contrast civic movements, while most
ignore the subject of truth, sought in the study of being - ontology,
and the study of the structure of the universe - cosmology. This lack
of axiomatic foundation is a fatal flaw. Sparse attention is given to the
unseen, as inexhaustible concentration is given to the systems and institutions
of organization. This fault inevitably brings rise to the invention of abstract substitutes for the belief, role and function of religion. During an era of nonconformity 1957-1973, Evergreen Review became the bible for a generation of radicals and free thinkers.
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