On Being Human(e)

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Exploring the duality of human nature, the book delves into the ontological and ethical complexities of existence. It posits that while humans possess inherent goodness and dignity, their moral choices reveal an ambivalence that allows for both virtuous and malevolent actions. This examination seeks to clarify the distinction between our essential being and our moral conduct, challenging readers to reflect on the intricacies of human identity and ethical behavior.