…Religious observances, full suffering awe, accommodating benign. Te — Robert Grudin, Grace Great Things: Creativity Innovation

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…Religious observances, once so full of suffering and awe, have become accommodating and benign. Teachers go out of their way to avoid embarrassing, insulting, overworking, or otherwise vexing their students. Each year public language is further purged of impurities that might injure sensitive groups. Prime-time television series seem dedicated to the comforting message that things are really okay.Indeed, modern society's war on pain has been vastly more successful than its war on pain's causes.

Robert Grudin, The Grace of Great Things: Creativity and Innovation

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