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What is good? - Goodness, Socrates & Grayling |
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Written by Roger Prentice
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Saturday, 17 March 2007 |
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It is impossible to conceive of a free
and creative life in the humanist sense as one lived without
alertness, sensitivity and insight. This tells us what Socrates
meant when he said that the best life is the considered life. To
the question 'What is good?', then, the answer can only be: 'The
considered life of achievement and fulfillment, of pleasure and
understanding, of love and friendship; in short, the best human
life in a human world, humanely lived.
From What is Good? - The search for the
best way to live by A C Grayling
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