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The most basic dignities of each human being is knowing about himself. By this he would understand that he is the highest value in the Universe. Unfortunately the mainstream beliefs impede this knowing and already children are told in schools that they are a product of hazard (theory of evolution) or nothing in the face of God (religions). With such belief how could somebody respect himself or others. BTW: Respect is a limited term. What is needed is full acceptance of one-self and by this automatically acceptance of the others. And: You don't DESSERVE anything. You ARE already ALL! by mbl |
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