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“Finding ourselves in a universe that seems bent on destroying us, we quickly discover, both as individuals and as societies, that it is a good thing to understand the forces arrayed against us. And so it is that every human being comes to desire genuine knowledge about the world. This has always…” quote by Sam Harris
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““Finding ourselves in a universe that seems bent on destroying us, we quickly discover, both as individuals and as societies, that it is a good thing to understand the forces arrayed against us. And so it is that every human being comes to desire genuine knowledge about the world. This has always posed a special problem for religion, because every religion preaches the truth of propositions for which it has no evidence. In facet, every religion preaches the truth of propositions for which no evidence is even conceivable.””

Sam Harris

About This Quote

Source Book: The End of Faith, Sam Harris, 2004

Understanding hostile forces drives humanity to seek genuine knowledge, challenging religions that claim truth without evidence.

In simple terms: We seek knowledge because the world seems hostile, questioning faith without proof.

Key Takeaway

Question assumptions and seek evidence.

Themes

knowledge skepticism religion human nature

Mood

thoughtful critical

Type

philosophical inspirational

When to use this quote

  • academic debate
  • personal reflection
  • policy making
  • education
  • public discourse

Key Concepts

epistemology existential risk faith critique

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does confronting hostility shape our quest for truth?
  • Can faith and evidence coexist?
A Different Perspective

Religions may offer comfort that pure skepticism lacks.

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