How could the "future of mankind" be sacrificed on "the fiery alter"?
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What do you think?
More importantly, perhaps, is what does Mr. Wiesel have to say about his idea?
I'm not sure what I think.
I'm really confused by what he means by "future of mankind."
I'm really confused by what he means by "future of mankind."
The future of mankind is the people who will be living 50, 500, 5,000, 50,000 years from now.
What kind of people will they be? What kind of world will they live in?
We all hope for the best -- but --
We all hope for the best -- but --
Okay.
The "future of mankind" could be sacrificed on this alter if every person who was humane were killed and burned in the crematoriums used during the Holocaust. If that was the case, since humanity is what makes humans human, mankind would cease to exist in the future.
The "future of mankind" could be sacrificed on this alter if every person who was humane were killed and burned in the crematoriums used during the Holocaust. If that was the case, since humanity is what makes humans human, mankind would cease to exist in the future.
Yes. That's the general idea.
Altar -- not 'alter'
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