What I believe

About this book

Published in the early 20th century, "What I Believe" by Bertrand Russell delves into the philosophical musings of the renowned author. Exploring humanity's existential questions, Russell reflects on the nature of happiness and the ethical principles that should govern our actions. With a focus on individual beliefs and moral values, this essay advocates for critical thinking and personal introspection. Students of philosophy and history will find Russell's insights thought-provoking and relevant even in today's context. Delve into this timeless work to gain a deeper understanding of existentialism and ethical reasoning.

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