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Darwin’s Dilemma: The Soul

                  gain from him do not actually exist, and that the deceptive beau-
                  ty and attractions around him in fact consist of illusions. There is
                therefore no point in his thirsting for things that exist in this world
                or expending energy on any personal gains. He lives in a passing,
                transitory world and knows that his true life will begin after this
                one.
                     The writer Remez Sasson has this to say:

                     It is like a movie show. A person watching a movie gets so involved
                     with the characters and with what happens on the screen. He may
                     become happy or sad with the heroes, gets depressed, shouts or
                     laughs. If at a particular moment he decides to stop watching the
                     screen and manages to withdraw his attention from the movie, he
                     gets snapped out of the illusion the movie creates. The projecting












































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