I believe this began when Quinn starting explaining the whys of man's perceived destiny through religion or man's need to overcome his religion. Now, I do believe that religion influences everyone, even those that don't have it. And I'll admit that Quinn offered many great points in history to back his theories, but I believe they were just theories...
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And I'll admit that Quinn offered many great points in history to back his theories, but I believe they were just theories. It was at this point in the students learning that I began to think that Quinn might still be learning himself. I think many of the ideas presented in the rest of the book are not as obvious to a conditioned mind...
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