'Mad Dog" Bertie Russell & Unitarianism

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                    HISTORICAL LITERARY SCHOLAR 
                    MAULED IN BRAWL WITH MASTIFF.

                    . . . .would of bit me on the ass. . . .

                    Bertrand Russell (May 18, 1872-
                    February 2, 1970), philosopher, 
                    mathematician, and political activist, 
                    was a prolific and controversial writer 
                    on an extraordinary range of topics, 
                    including education, social science, 
                    politics, ethics, and religion. Because 
                    of his "philosophical works . . . of 
                    service to moral civilization," he was 
                    awarded the 1950 Nobel Prize for 
                    literature. While he left no school of 
                    disciples and he himself eventually 
                    discarded nearly all of his own 
                    philosophical ideas, his methodology 
                    has furnished a framework for much 
                    modern philosophical thought. 
                    "Russell taught us not to think his 
                    thoughts," said philosopher Gilbert 
                    Ryle, "but how to move in our own 
                    philosophical thinking."

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