Banned articles

There are two types of great humanists: one type lives the life of a struggling preacher who tries to change human society. He writes, composes, works, and changes, and the prophets are of this type. But there are humanists who are not prophets, or rather they are a new type of prophets, who are trying to change society. Such as Karl Marx, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and Plato. We hardly ask about their personal lives; Because we are convinced by their social doctrine.
Another group lives the lives of the saints or what we understand as the meanings of holiness. They set themselves up for good, and each of them makes his personality an example and role model for this good, not to change society, or if they do, it diminishes behind their great lives.
This is the opinion of the distinguished writer Salama Moussa in one of his articles included in this book between his two books. The book is full of valuable and bold articles that open horizons of knowledge, thought and art, and perhaps the name of the book is the best introduction to reading it.