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Are there any good books which have the moral/a strong sense that human beings are largely impotent to truly overcome suffering, cowardly, wretched, uncertain and so the only worthwhile response is find the courage to fashion yourself to respond with love, abundance perhaps playfulness to the extent you can.
In my best moments this seems like the only task worth doing but then 15 minutes later I tend to not even be bothered with that either. Perhaps better minds can expand that sense in me/us
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The New Testament
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junger's on pain
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nietzche - on other hand of good and bad
platon - state
gegel - phenomenon of ghost
haidegger - world and time
aristotle - ethica of nichomah
freud - intro to psychoanalyz
delez - 1000 of platos
levi-sross - anthorpologee
malcolm x - my lifee
barth erman - bible not told truth
camu - myth abous sizif
aga khan - orientalism
kiekregor - or or
dj khaled - we the best
shmitt - the term of political
jung - man and his signs
kant - about metafysics of moraliuty
russo - on the orgin of the uneqality
qaddafee - quran
yunger - african plays
spinozah - geometric book of ethica
shtrauss - about dictature and xenofont
yaspers - meaning of history
jijek - story bout iraq
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