The abuse of evil : the corruption of politics and religion since 9/11

Richard J. Bernstein

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Theology and Philosophy of Evil Religion and Society Interactions Pragmatism in Philosophy and Education

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Preface. Introduction. 1. The Clash of Mentalities: The Craving for Absolutes versus Pragmatic Fallibilism. 2. The Anticipations and Legaices of Pragmatic Fallibilism. 3. Moral Certainty and Passionate Commitment. 4. Evil and the Corruption of Democratic Politics. 5. Evil and the Corruption of Religion. Epilogue: What is to Done?. Notes. Works Cited. Index

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