But dogmatism—or the inclination “to identify the goal of our thinking with the point at which we have become tired of thinking”—is so natural to man that it is not likely to be a preserve of the past. [Citing Lessing’s January 9, 1771 letter to Mendelssohn.]
But dogmatism—or the inclination “to identify the goal of our thinking with the point at which we have become tired of thinking”—is so natural to man that it is not likely to be a preserve of the past. [Citing Lessing’s January 9, 1771 letter to Mendelssohn.]
