"We are not what we know but what we are willing to learn." - Mary Catherine Bateson
Chet Shupe unlocks the power of human wisdom in his book Rediscovering the Wisdom of Human Nature, where he comprehensively discusses the intricacies and wonders of life through people's eyes.
Are rules our friends or foes?
The potential issues with rules, as opposed to their promised benefits, have been a topic of long-standing debate. Chet Shupe takes a deeper look at this notion, offering an opportunity for introspection by exploring its downsides.
Are we born to live freely or conform to society? Such a sentiment is highlighted in Chet Shupe's essay "The Problem with Rules." As humans, we experience internal turmoil about whether we live more if we trade comfort for the excitement of the open road.
Imagine a world without rules, what would that be like?
Since we're so accustomed to having rules, we likely think of chaos when prompted to think of a world without them. But if you think about it, there was a time when people weren't subjected to rules and still survived.
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Learn and grow with Chet Shupe wherever and whenever you are. Rediscovering the Wisdom of Human Nature now has an audiobook version available on BookBaby. Take a moment and listen to the vast wisdom the book equips you with.
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What is the difference between moral law and civil law? To define clearly, you'd have to answer this: Are you truly good, or are you only so because you're scared of getting sent to jail?
Your answer distinguishes both concepts. When moral law is rooted in conscience
Is love all about needing someone? Chet Shupe challenges the idea of love in his book, saying true connection comes from interdependence and vulnerability. What do you think?
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Reader Anita Meyer has given Rediscovering the Wisdom in Human Nature a 5-star review on Amazon. In her review, she writes about what makes the book compelling, a piece to enlighten people about what makes up humanity and what strengthens or weakens this identity.
The power of words recognized!
An author's success is measured beyond his awards. But it never hurts to appreciate one's work. Last March 2023, Chet Shupe's Rediscovering the Wisdom of Human Nature was selected as the Online Philosophy Club's book of the month.
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