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The Right Side of History
- How Reason and Moral Purpose Made the West Great
- Lu par : Ben Shapiro
- Durée : 6 h et 6 min
- Catégories : Sciences sociales et politiques, Politique et gouvernement

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America has a God-shaped hole in its heart, argues New York Times best-selling author Ben Shapiro, and we shouldn't fill it with politics and hate.
In 2016, Ben Shapiro spoke at UC Berkeley. Hundreds of police officers were required from 10 UC campuses across the state to protect his speech, which was - ironically - about the necessity for free speech and rational debate.
He came to argue that Western civilization is in the midst of a crisis of purpose and ideas. Our freedoms are built upon the twin notions that every human being is made in God’s image and that human beings were created with reason capable of exploring God’s world.
We can thank these values for the birth of science, the dream of progress, human rights, prosperity, peace, and artistic beauty. Jerusalem and Athens built America, ended slavery, defeated the Nazis and the Communists, lifted billions from poverty, and gave billions spiritual purpose. Jerusalem and Athens were the foundations of the Magna Carta and the Treaty of Westphalia; they were the foundations of the Declaration of Independence, Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, and Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Letter from Birmingham Jail.
Civilizations that rejected Jerusalem and Athens have collapsed into dust. The USSR rejected Judeo-Christian values and Greek natural law, substituting a new utopian vision of “social justice” - and they starved and slaughtered tens of millions of human beings. The Nazis rejected Judeo-Christian values and Greek natural law, and they shoved children into gas chambers. Venezuela rejects Judeo-Christian values and Greek natural law, and citizens of their oil-rich nation have been reduced to eating dogs.
We are in the process of abandoning Judeo-Christian values and Greek natural law, favoring instead moral subjectivism and the rule of passion. And we are watching our civilization collapse into age-old tribalism, individualistic hedonism, and moral subjectivism. We believe we can reject Judeo-Christian values and Greek natural law and satisfy ourselves with intersectionality, or scientific materialism, or progressive politics, or authoritarian governance, or nationalistic solidarity.
We can’t.
The West is special, and in The Right Side of History, Ben Shapiro bravely explains that it’s because too many of us have lost sight of the moral purpose that drives us each to be better, or the sacred duty to work together for the greater good, or both. A stark warning, and a call to spiritual arms, this audiobook may be the first step in getting our civilization back on track.
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- Maxime Portendi
- 27/06/2020
it's a historical overview of philosophy
interesting on some level, but not was I was looking for. it lacks perspective to be a real political essay, and lacks details to be a real philosophy book.
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- Benjamin
- 27/03/2019
As an atheist
As an atheist I want to let others like me know that the book has a lot of religious material. And there is a slight slant towards making atheism seem illogical. Dont let that deter you though. There is a fantastic underlying premise to the book and as someone who loves history, Ben is spot on when he points to the merging of Jewish spirituality and Greek reasoning as the turning point for society into modernity. And it is undeniable that the church built a framework for the rise of European societies. While I dont actually believe in God, the belief in him might be the only reason we made it. If only because it humbled people to see themselves as equal in the 'eyes of God'.
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- Sander
- 05/08/2019
Not Shapiro at his best
Look, you can easily call me a fan of Shapiro, but this is not very good, He makes some good points, but they are all marinated in fallacious attacks of people he disagrees with, and dismissal of strong points without argumentation. Half way through I didn't really want to read any more, since I was feeling my respect for him dwindle. I'm glad I finished, however, since it gave me a better understanding of Ben himself, and the ending was very wholesome. Good luck on the next one, man, I hope it'll turn out better than this.
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- TM
- 10/06/2019
Shapiro's approach contradicts his thesis
I had heard of but never read or seen Shapiro himself before. I agree with him re: the value of free speech and open debate of ideas, which is why I chose to listen to this book. His conclusions that we need to hold onto the values that have been passed down to us, and pass them down to our children are important arguments. His underlying thesis that we are the inheritors of a great (though not flawless) cultural tradition based on reason and strong values is well founded. In making this argument he runs through an impressive array of Western thinkers, but does so in a cursory fashion and presents judgment on them based on very narrow selections of their work. Ultimately he appears to discard most without really presenting a fair view of them - even though this is exactly what he suggests he's against. I'm fortunate enough to have read many of the works he references (and by his own report dismantles); it is sad to think that his interpretation may be the only one many of his readers will ever hear. He is defending reasoned argument and open debate but doing so by presenting only a fraction of the other side and not applying sincere reason. The best example of this I recall was his comparison of the relative strength of Western vs Muslim culture, that basically the Christians won the Battle of Tours, therefore Western civilization is superior. Such flimsy argument/conclusions contradict his (well-founded) thesis on the value of seeking truth by using reason applied to full presentation of arguments.
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- Emmett
- 23/03/2019
I didn’t know Ben could talk so slow
For those that know Ben and listen to him speak you know he talks very fast. In this recording he slows it down A LOT. If you speed it up to 1.25x or 1.5x you will have normal Ben speed and finish the book quicker. Great Work Ben!
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- Paul
- 05/04/2019
Over simplified
Very over simplified view of history that is extremely misleading. Historical figures are constantly name dropped and a one line quote is given to paint them as either good or bad. Not really trying to persuade anyone of anything. I did think his conclusion of lessons on what to teach to children were mainly good but don't see how the rest of the book contributed to those.
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- Anonymous User
- 02/04/2019
Peterson's immature little brother.
My review of this book will be an analogy which goes something like this: Imagine big brother Jordan Peterson, who has gone out into the world, brought meaning to himself and those around him. Dedicated most of his life toward some higher ideal, profession, and society, where it is easy to recognize his true and genuine interest in these values. Then comes little brother Ben Shapiro along, who has seen all the success and fame big bro has accomplished. Ben Shapiro thinks that he can accomplish the same, in fact, he thinks he can overthrow big bro( considering the aim and scope of the book). Little bro finishes writing book. Little bro is very pleased with his outcome. Little bro goes on Dr.Phil show and get his uncle to affirm his brilliance(even tho, uncle only wanna promote commercially in falsity). Little bro gets disregarded by serious academics and scholars. Little bro gets mad at the world. Little bro gets even more fixated that his Judeo-Christian-Judeo-Judeo-reason- Judeo world view is true. Now over to the more serious review. Shapiro tries to cram in 2000 years of western thought into a school project, with little to no critical evaluation of the ideas and concepts which are in question. He extracts peanuts premises or conclusion out of these theories or theses, only so he can fit them in his worldview or thesis for the book. A very immature contribution from his side, that will only be appreciated by people who don't like other peoples opinion, and who only want to reinforce their own. Seriously, how can a reader take him seriously when he constantly mispronounce Nietzsche( how much time do you need to sacrifice to check how to pronounce his name correctly?) or calling Freud a charlatan is a pretty bold accusation. Again, a very immature book, with little practical use and no theoretical use.
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- Crumpler
- 10/04/2019
Just Ben ranting for 6 hours about culture wars
I really wanted to like this book. I listen to Ben's show every day, but where he really loses me is his incessant obsession with culture wars, and this book is chock-full of these diatribes. He regularly makes claims of what "leftists" seek to accomplish to ruin the country, but he never really cites any specific examples. I expect him to ramble and sometimes not make much sense on his show, but I thought he'd take his task more seriously when writing a book. His talk about God sounds like something more out of an evangelical Christian self-help book and not in the vein of an Orthodox Jew
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- CV Padre
- 22/04/2019
History of Philosophy
The book reads very much like a philosophy class. I enjoyed the historical review. Shapiro makes few conclusions in the bulk of the book, although his tone does occasionally reveal his viewpoint. The end of the book is worth the wait, though. He states clearly the greatest imperative to people who believe in hard work, individual merit, freedom and respect for everyone - retake the (read the book)!
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- Hunter Jacen Taylor
- 02/04/2019
Thorough and brilliant
You ever get the sensation when someone explains something to you, that you knew it all along but never had the ability to put it into words? That’s what this book is and is a testament to the veracity of this work and the clarity and precision of its language. Shapiro does a wonderful job of summarizing the history of Western values as well as the forces currently besieging them. I cannot recommend this work highly enough, and this will forever be one of the 5 books I will have wherever I go.
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- Ben
- 21/03/2019
The first time Ben is speaking slowly!
I needed to raise the speed to 1.5 to hear ben in his usual speaking voice
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- veintidos
- 08/07/2020
Sehr kurzweilig und prägnantes Buch
Shapiro ist ein intellektuell belesener und gebildeter Mann aus der oberen Mittelschicht der US-Westküste. Die Art und Weise wie er argumentiert hat ihn zum Star gemacht - und für seine Kritiker zum Feinbild. Er polarisiert mit seinen Äußerungen und Thesen, diese fußen jedoch auf ausgesprochen breitem Fundus an Geschichte, Soziologie und Politik. Als Jurist versteht er sein Handwerk zu debattieren und Argumente sehr präzise zu formulieren. Zyniker werfen ihm vor ignorant zu sein, doch seine Dialoge mit Linken und Libertären zeigen vom genauen Gegenteil. Er hört die Gegenseite an, stellt kritische Fragen - seien sie noch so unangenehm. Und er reflektiert sich selbst und sucht die historische Auseinandersetzung mit Konservativen Ansichten und Gepflogenheiten. Für mich ist das Buch wie seine Kommentare und Podcasts anregend und vor allem kein Mainstream-Sprech. Shapiro ist für mich, wenn auch recht fokussiert auf die Geschehnisse in den USA, einer der wichtigsten Denker und Kommentatoren unserer neueren Zeit. Er liest teils etwas zu schnell, ich habe mich an seinen Stil jedoch gewöhnt und höre ihm gerne zu. Eine Empfehlung für Hörer, die sich abseits des politisch korrekten Mainstreams weiterbilden möchten.
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- Mikhail Romanov
- 26/01/2020
Food for thought
Fascinating read. I especially liked how Ben reasons about multiple ideas that were very counter-intuitive in their day and age (like that owning slaves is diminishing for the slave owner, not only for the slave) came out of the Bible and were unlikely to have spread without it. How religion pushed people to stay in monasteries and study the world in God's name, what became the foundation of knowledge gathering and eventually science. How the theory of evolution was a turning point when people collectively tried to find their place in the world "without God" and implications of that. The book ties together religion, works of great writers, scientists, philosophers, and thinkers. It's a must-read for anyone who likes to think about a variety of subjects because it shows that there are structure and connection between seemingly contrary ideas.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 01/04/2019
Boring
It is basically the same as a philosophy class in catholic school. Boring and monoton, Shapiro reads like he is bored by his own book. Jordan Peterson goes over the same concepts in his free you tube lectures and makes it entertaining. Still don't get why Peterson and Shapiro cling so desperately to God, to each his own I guess. Also did you know Shapiros wife is a doctor!
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