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Empathy & Compassion

“THE EMPATHY IMPERATIVE,” A Philosophical/Theological Novel

by adcrane|Published 21/08/2014

What would our world be like if our primary motivating force was neither self-interest nor religion, but the concept that the sages and most religions suggest; universal empathy?


How could such a world be realized?

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