Dewey, although declaring himself uncertain about the role and definition of God, still tried to preserve the notion of religion (organized belief on values and judgements) in himself. On the other hand, Bertrand Russell completely broke away from Christianity and its set codes of behavior. Russell broke from religion totally, unlike Dewey. Dewey, I think, wanted to separate religious people from religion. Russell embraced secular humanism at a very early age and never attempted to reconcile his position with the religious views of the masses. He rejected all propositions for which there could be no evidence. Russell was never able to tolerate the notion of teaching falsehood. He might have concluded that religion in general and Christianity in particular had no utility. Humankind would be better off, he believed, if it

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