>>Let's see. The French Revolution, made a god of Reason, built
guillotines, and closed down the churches. Nazis, built a 'church of the German people' to replace christianity and built gas chambers. The
Soviet Union, shut down the churches and built the gulag.....I can see your point. Emile is a dangerous threat to the Mighty Galt.<<
You are wrong, JFreddy. The Evil Emile is an excellent representation
of narrow-mindedness. Man has an infinite capacity for rational thought. But this rationalism is dependent on the fundamental premise
one choses to accept as axiomatic. If the premise is faulty, that is,
based on myth, fantasy, delusion, etc..., then one is free to choose from the historical baggage whatever fits the schematic.
There is enough history for all of us to rationalize whatever if the
premise is faulty. |
