Kenilworth
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Mrodoc's statement (and several similar others he has made) is not very helpful because it establishes a freedom without examining its consequences. The easy thing for ignorant or weak-conscienced people is to accept the so-called freedom and forget about its meaning or implications. This, unfortunately, is what the world's religions do; provide an easy excuse for and bestow a blessing upon unprincipled life. This does not well serve the adherents, their families, or their communities.
I do not suggest that this is true in Mrodoc's case, but perhaps he has been long in establishing personal philosophies and principles and is simply unable to easily express them or is unwilling to expose them to criticism.
I do not suggest that this is true in Mrodoc's case, but perhaps he has been long in establishing personal philosophies and principles and is simply unable to easily express them or is unwilling to expose them to criticism.