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Strength to Be Human by Mark Antony Rossi<br />
Loyal First Books, 2015 Kindle EBook Editions<br />
Review by Sy Albright<br />
Tackling the existential existence of humanity on a global scale would be a topic too<br />
large for even a War and Peace length volume, but Rossi’s Strength to Be Human<br />
manages to boil down his poignant distillations in less than fifty pages. Quite a feat when<br />
considering he neither dances around political opinions nor runs away from criticizing<br />
Science and Religion as potential negative elements that hold back humanity from its<br />
fullest potential.<br />
In “What We Learned” Rossi states: “We waste our time building the better machine<br />
rather than raising the better child. The sum of our species is naught if we simply carry<br />
our fear and hostility to the Cosmos?”<br />
This is the first time I have ever read a book that successfully pushes back on religious<br />
thought and science philosophy without calling for extreme measures or proposing to<br />
exchange one idiotic ideology for another. He plainly points out that religion and science<br />
are most dangerous to peaceful coexistence when allowed to lament on humanity’s lack<br />
of superhuman or supernatural powers. Powers he clearly shows are unwanted and<br />
unneeded.
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