Bertrand Russell: Why I Am Not a Christian_Part1
Bertrand Russell, one of the greatest intellectual minds of the 20th century, was a philosopher, logician, and writer who constantly challenged conventional beliefs. While he was famously critical of traditional Western religions, his reflections on Buddhism reveal a profound appreciation for its ethical depth and philosophical insights.
In today's video, we delve into Russell's unique perspective on Buddhism, exploring how its teachings on suffering, impermanence, and non-self resonated with his lifelong commitment to reason and skepticism. What did Russell find compelling about Buddhism? How did it compare to his critiques of Christianity? And why did he feel a tension between his rational admiration for Buddha and his emotional connection to Jesus Christ?
Join us as we uncover how Buddhist philosophy influenced one of the West's most celebrated thinkers and explore the intersection of logic, ethics, and spirituality in Bertrand Russell's fascinating journey.
