What argument are Kelly and Dreyfus making about the importance or role of
the sacred in our lives? Discuss how they use the anecdote about Lou Gehrig
(and any other such techniques you notice) to support their argument

"Taylor, Dreyfus and Kelly lament a pervasive malaise and lack of purpose in the lives of contemporary Westerners. A 'nihilism of the secular age leaves us with the awful sense that nothing matters in the world at all.' This, they claim, is a particular American mood, and it is characterized by addiction, depression, consumerism, terrorism, and tennis academies."

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What argument are Kelly and Dreyfus making about the importance or role of the sacred in our lives? Discuss how they use the anecdote about Lou Gehrig (and any other such techniques you notice) to support their argument

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What argument are Kelly and Dreyfus making about the importance or role of
the sacred in our lives? Discuss how they use the anecdote about Lou Gehrig
(and any other such techniques you notice) to support their argument