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The Value of Freethought: How to Become a Truth-Seeker and Break the Chain of Mental Slavery (1944)

by Bertrand Russell

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The expression 'free thought' is often used as if it meant merely opposition to the prevailing orthodoxy.
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211Religions › Natural Theology and Secularism › Deism and Atheism

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BL2780.R865Philosophy, Psychology and Religion › Religions. Mythology. Rationalism › Religions. Mythology. Rationalism › Rationalism

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