The Open court Volume 27, no.682
This issue of "The Open Court," Volume 27, No. 682, presents a collection of articles reflecting the journal's mission to explore the realms of science, philosophy, religion, and ethics. Founded in 1887, "The Open Court" provided a platform for diverse perspectives and intellectual exchange. This volume offers a snapshot of late 19th-century thought, inviting readers to engage with timeless questions about the nature of knowledge, the foundations of morality, and the search for meaning. Paul Carus, a central figure in promoting interfaith dialogue and scientific understanding, contributed significantly to the journal's enduring legacy. This volume provides insight into the intellectual landscape of the late 19th century.
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