George Bernard Shaw, His Religion And Values

George Bernard Shaw, His Religion And ValuesThe underlying theme of the book is to project G. B. Shaw as a man of religion behind the faced of his iconoclasm. He was a dramatist, a sociologist, a biologist, an economist, a humorist an eugenist, and above al he was a devoutly religious man. he considered religion as the life blood of human civilization. A man without a religion is considered by him as a coward. The Shavian conception of religion and moral values is quite unlike the traditional

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but the primary intent is to stress the relevance of Christian culture to any serious reflection on the meaning of life and to stress this relevance in terms that are understandable to most people

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making an integrated use of literature and archaeology in the light of modern social theories

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