There is a civilisation that has been holding a specific argument for five thousand years. The argument is that the human being is more than a productive unit within a social system, that there is a designed self, an interior life, that exists prior to and beneath everything the world subsequently requires of a person. This edition of The Archive examines what that argument means for the culture we are living in now, and the life that becomes possible when a person finally re
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