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John Gray

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October 24, 2014
John Gray
H.P. Lovecraft Invented a Horrific World to Escape a Nihilistic Universe
October 4, 2014
John Gray
Should Religion Be Blamed for the World's Bloodiest Wars?
October 3, 2014
John Gray
The Closed Mind of Richard Dawkins
His atheism is its own kind of narrow religion
April 3, 2014
John Gray
The Moral Philosophy of Captain America
March 22, 2014
John Gray
Was Nietzsche Right About Religion?
The ghost at the atheist feast
November 22, 2013
John Gray
Malcolm Gladwell Is America’s Best-Paid Fairy-Tale Writer
The heavily-footnoted uplift of 'David and Goliath'
August 24, 2013
John Gray
Margaret Thatcher's Unintended Legacies
She wanted a conservative, middle-class England. She delivered anything but.
April 20, 2012
John Gray
The Knowns and the Unknowns
November 9, 2011
John Gray
The Triumphalist
June 23, 2011
John Gray
The Return of an Illusion
January 27, 2011
John Gray
The Free-Floater

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