"Natural Man" by Arthur B. Moss is a thought-provoking exploration of human origins and the development of civilization during the late 1800s. Challenging traditional religious stories, it presents a case for the evolution of humanity. The book emphasizes reason, and argues for the development of human virtues through rational thought. It examines how societies progress from a supposed naturally wicked state to one of morality through individual enlightenment. The work critiques religious and theological explanations of existence, advocating for secularism, reason and the pursuit of knowledge.
Natural Man
By Arthur B. Moss
Embark on a journey of logic and evolution as this narrative challenges religious views, tracing humanity’s rise from primal instincts toward a future built on reason and understanding.
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