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In a modern age increasingly dominated by scientific materialism, the reviewer laments that science has been used to strip away the human spirit, reducing existence to bodies and biological processes. Yet, art and religion remind us that there is more—an eternal spiritual dimension that surpasses physical reality.
He closes with a plea: in our political and personal lives, we must step back from superficial dichotomies and engage with the complex story of human nature—its capacity for both profound goodness and profound evil. Only through humility, art, and spiritual reflection can we hope to navigate the tragic beauty of our world.