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In "Quasi Deus," Paul Elmer More delves into the realms of philosophy and religion, exploring the concept of spiritual evolution and the potential for humanity to achieve a state of quasi-divinity. More, a prominent figure in the New Humanism movement, examines the ethical and philosophical implications of this pursuit, drawing upon classical thought and religious tradition.
With keen intellect and profound insight, More navigates complex theological and metaphysical questions, inviting readers to reflect on the nature of existence and the human role in the cosmos. "Quasi Deus" remains a thought-provoking exploration of humanity's quest for meaning and transcendence.
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