Civilization requires evidence of moral thinking if it is to be distinguished from a collection of archaeological artifacts, for civilization is no more the sum of its architecture, art, and technology than a warehouse full of spare parts is equivalent to a functioning machine.
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Gods of Our Fathers: The Memory of Egypt in Judaism and Christianity (Contributions to the Study of Religion)
November 30, 2001, Greenwood Press
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0313312869 9780313312861
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"Civilization requires evidence of moral thinking if it is to be distinguished from a collection of archaeological artifacts, for civilization is no more the sum of its architecture, art, and technology than a warehouse full of spare parts is equivalent to a functioning machine."
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