According to Huxley, "To the struggle for bare existence, which never ends, though it may be alleviated and partially disguised for a fortunate few, succeeded the struggle to make existence intelligible and to bring the order of things into harmony with the ..."
A) moral sense of man.
B) entire cosmos.
C) the rationality of history.
D) the economics of existence.

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Huxley believed in the importance of aligning the external world with the internal moral compass of humanity, suggesting that after securing basic survival, humans strive to understand life in a way that resonates with their innate sense of right and wrong.

According to Huxley, "To the Struggle for Bare Existence, Which