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The original cover of Freedom and Reason showed a spinning top balanced on a horizontal string. This symbolized that
{ 1 } - morality confronts us with an apparent contradiction.
{ 2 } - freedom and reason make the world go around.
{ 3 } - morality is so simple that even a child can play it.
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1 is correct!
The original cover of Freedom and Reason showed a spinning top balanced on a horizontal string. This symbolized that
{ 1 } - morality confronts us with an apparent contradiction.
{ 2 } - freedom and reason make the world go around.
{ 3 } - morality is so simple that even a child can play it.
How can the top spin rapidly and yet appear motionless? How can it be supported on a tiny string and yet keep from falling over? How can we be both FREE and RATIONAL in our moral thinking?
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2 is wrong. Please try again.
The original cover of Freedom and Reason showed a spinning top balanced on a horizontal string. This symbolized that
{ 1 } - morality confronts us with an apparent contradiction.
{ 2 } - freedom and reason make the world go around.
{ 3 } - morality is so simple that even a child can play it.
No, it's love that makes the world go around.
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3 is wrong. Please try again.
The original cover of Freedom and Reason showed a spinning top balanced on a horizontal string. This symbolized that
{ 1 } - morality confronts us with an apparent contradiction.
{ 2 } - freedom and reason make the world go around.
{ 3 } - morality is so simple that even a child can play it.
It's not so simple. Try it some day!
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