Philosophical creativity

Author's thoughts

• #0004

  The formation of one genius is an effort of thousands of people, precisely the whole of society. Consequently, the fruits of its ingeniousness belong to everyone.

  Ethics Society and Nation

• #0012

  The unlimited capacity of humans for self-improvement makes them objects of constant respect and admiration.

  Ethics Humanity Optimism and Beliefs Value of life Human nature Admiration for life

• #0017

  The spiritual wealth of a person is measured by the degree to which they participate in the cause of spiritual unity of people.

  Ethics Spirituality

• #0038

  A feat doesn't need fame, but fame needs heroism.

  Ethics

• #0045

  A person's duty is to measure their happiness by the happiness of others.

  Ethics Moral obligation

• #0092

  Society is ultimately driven by its moral force.

  Ethics Society and Nation

• #0150

  Hatred is self-devouration.

  Ethics

• #0181

  The basic question of philosophy can be formulated as follows: "What are the criteria for a right life?"

  Ethics Enlightenment Right life

• #0207

  The individual's most crucial ability is to consciously assume responsibility for their thorough self-realization in front of their own conscience, and persistently aspire towards it.

  Ethics Full life Value of life Human nature

• #0262

  The more opportunities and individual freedom a person has, the greater their duty to the future.

  Ethics Moral obligation Life stance

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