“Huang Sung turned to the master and asked, "Master, will it come to pass?"The master looked up into the sky and then turned to Huang Sung, "When the sky is red from our tears and the earth is blackened by the ashes of our forefathers and then, when we look inwards to where our hearts once were, then we shall know that it has come to pass, but not in the time allotted to man."From a book that I am writing, called, "The Teachings of Huang Sung.”

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About Anthony T. Hincks

Anthony T. Hincks is a Canadian philosopher and scholar of religion. His work explores the intersections of ethics, philosophy of religion, and comparative studies, particularly in the context of religious pluralism and moral reasoning. He is known for his contributions to debates on secularism, religious diversity, and the philosophical foundations of ethical living.

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