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“Critical thinking means to open the road for the freedom of worldview from prejudice.”

“Reverence for life is an inexhaustible energy source for a meaningful and happy life.”

“The root of prejudices of all kinds, be they mystical, pseudoscientific, racial, or otherwise, stems from a non-scientific worldview.”

“Life is explainable if the Universe is aimless.”

“Evil is weak as long as enlightenment is powerful.”

“Happiness is a life filled with meaning, pleasure, and adventure.”

“The goal is high when love is vast.”

“If the contingency is primordial, the mystery of evil is understandable.”

“Critical thinking is deeper, the understanding the world is easier.”

“Yes, humanism is not the best idea, but at present, it is the only reliable one that humanity has opened up to create its unique civilization.”

“Cognition of the world is feasible when rationality is abundant.”

“One's mind chooses a humane path if love lives in the heart.”

“Doing good to others will make you feel like a better person: physically, psychologically and spiritually. Maybe gestures like this don't cost you anything, but for those who receive them… they have great value.”

“Traceless disappearance of a human being is possible but unacceptable. Consequently, his mission is to preserve himself.”

“An unlimited capacity of a human for self-improvement makes him an object of constant respect and admiration.”

“No doubt that there are laws in science, the discovery of which depended on the abilities and diligence of its discoverers, without whom, perhaps, they would still remain a mystery.”

“The formation of one genius is an effort of thousands of people, precisely the whole of society. Consequently, the fruits of his ingeniousness belong to everyone.”

“For each person, it is necessary to find a reasonable answer to the most important questions: "What is life? What are the criteria for a right life?".”

“In life, anyone who suffers suffering, in which the psychic state is involved, needs help and respect: be kind, delicate and moderate.”