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Reason May Not Always Tell Us What To Believe, But It Can Help Us On What We Shouldn't Believe.

For Atheism And Polytheism There Is No Special Problem Of Suffering, Nor Need There Be For Every Kind Of Monotheism.

It Was Also Hegel Who Established The View That The Different Philosophic Systems That We Find In History Are To Be Comprehended In Terms Of Development And That They Are Generally One-sided Because They Owe Their Origins To A Reaction Against What Has Gone Before.

Philosophy Means Liberation From The - Routine, Soaring Above The Well Known, Seeing It In New Perspectives, Arousing Wonder And The Wish To Fly.

Thirdly, Even If We Assume That The World Is Governed By Purpose, We Need Only Add That This Purpose - Or, If There Are Several, At Least One Of Them - Is Not Especially Intent On Preventing Suffering, Whether It Is Indifferent To Suffering Or Actually Rejoices In It.