Human, All Too Human; a book for free spirits

Exploring the nature of ethics, the text challenges conventional notions of sin and virtue, suggesting they are rooted in false ideas. It posits that understanding oneself requires transcending these outdated concepts to achieve a deeper comprehension of good and evil. Knowledge and the pursuit of understanding are portrayed as pathways to peace, freeing individuals from the burdens of guilt and societal judgments. The author emphasizes that true moral actions stem from self-analysis and genuine ambition rather than traditional ethical frameworks.