There is in every village a torch – the teacher: and an extinguisher – the clergyman. –VICTOR HUGO
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In Richard Dawkins' book "The God Delusion," the quote by Victor Hugo highlights the contrasting roles of teachers and clergymen in society. The teacher is depicted as a beacon of knowledge and enlightenment, representing the pursuit of learning and understanding. In contrast, the clergyman is seen as an extinguisher, suggesting a dampening of intellectual curiosity or a limiting influence on inquiry and growth. This contrast emphasizes the vital role that educators...
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