Paul Kurtz Quote

If there are any lessons to be learned from history, it is that we should be skeptical of all points of view, including those of the skeptics. No one is infallible, and no one can claim a monopoly on truth or virtue. It would be contradictory for skepticism to seek to translate itself into a new faith. One must view with caution the promises of any new secular priest who might emerge promising a brave new world—if only his path to clarity and truth is followed. Perhaps the best we can hope for is to temper the intemperate and to tame the perverse temptation that lurks within.


p. 338 - Multi-Secularism: A New Agenda, (2014)


If there are any lessons to be learned from history, it is that we should be skeptical of all points of view, including those of the skeptics. No one ...

If there are any lessons to be learned from history, it is that we should be skeptical of all points of view, including those of the skeptics. No one ...

If there are any lessons to be learned from history, it is that we should be skeptical of all points of view, including those of the skeptics. No one ...

If there are any lessons to be learned from history, it is that we should be skeptical of all points of view, including those of the skeptics. No one ...