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Necessity of transcendent moral principles for civilization from "summary" of The Abolition of Man by C. S. Lewis

Without a foundation of transcendent moral principles, civilization is at risk of crumbling into chaos. The idea that there are universal truths and values that transcend cultural norms is essential for the stability and progress of society. These moral principles serve as a compass to guide human behavior and interactions, providing a framework for ethical decision-making and social cohesion. When individuals and societies reject the existence of transcendent moral principles, they are left adrift in a sea of relativism and subjectivity. Without a shared understanding of right and wrong, good and evil, there is no common ground upon which to build a just and harmonious civilization. In the absence of transcendent moral principles, individuals are prone to selfishness, cruelty, and exploitation, leading to the breakdown of trust and cooperation within communities. Furthermore, the reje...
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    The Abolition of Man

    C. S. Lewis

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