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Humanism built western civilization as we know it today. Its achievements include the liberation of the individual, democracy, universal rights, and widespread prosperity and comfort. So runs the approved view. It is not shared by John Carroll. Rather, he articulates a disruptive and compelling alternative version of western civilization.

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We are used to the term "dreaming" being associated with the spirituality of the Aboriginal people. This work argues that there is also a "Western Dreaming", originating in the 16th century as part of a Third Reformation.

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