Clement

== Prejudice against animals ==
Oh, happier far the beasts than men involved in error!Gs. who live in ignorance as you, but do not counterfeit the truth.Gs, counterfeit the truth.These lines appear to be from a poem or other literary work, and they suggest that animals are happier than humans because they do not have the capacity to deceive or counterfeit the truth. The lines suggest that while animals may be ignorant of certain things, they are not capable of deliberately misleading others or pretending to know something that they do not.
The idea that animals are happier or more content than humans because they are not burdened with the complexities of human thought and behavior is a common theme in literature and philosophy. Some people believe that the ability to think and reason is both a blessing and a curse, as it allows us to understand and shape the world around us, but it also exposes us to suffering, conflict, and the need to confront difficult moral questions.
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* The Sacred Writings of Clement of Alexandria, Volume 1 By Clement of AlexandriaAccording to Google Books.
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Clement of AlexandriaClement of Alexandria, Gs.
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