thinking . . . at work

[donaclarise]

The most erroneous and dangerous assumption, in my view, is the view of man which disregards his capacity to take a stand toward any conditions whatsoever. Man is not fully conditioned, but rather, determines himself whether he gives into conditions or stands up to them. Man does not simply exist, but always decides what his existence will be--what

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your definition of "man"

[venom800tt]

so are you speak men as in the human family, or do you mean men as in males?

Re: your definition of "man"

[donaclarise]

"man" as in a human being. be safe, dan, and be good!