The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 124
... critical as I am - well , perhaps not quite so critical ; but in all his critical evaluations of religious forms he preserves a robust religious vitality which I seem to lack ' ( Leaves from the Notebook of a Tamed Cynic , p . 132 ) ...
... critical as I am - well , perhaps not quite so critical ; but in all his critical evaluations of religious forms he preserves a robust religious vitality which I seem to lack ' ( Leaves from the Notebook of a Tamed Cynic , p . 132 ) ...
Pagina 146
... critical thought but uncritical subservience , not a large conviction , but a narrow fanaticism . These ideologies are rejected by the greater part of the public , which has lost neither the critical attitude nor the simpler con ...
... critical thought but uncritical subservience , not a large conviction , but a narrow fanaticism . These ideologies are rejected by the greater part of the public , which has lost neither the critical attitude nor the simpler con ...
Pagina 147
... critically has become almost impossible . Neither the devotion due to an Ally in war - time , nor the enmity due to a foe should be blind . Both must always be critical . The lack of a critical attitude towards friend and foe can be ...
... critically has become almost impossible . Neither the devotion due to an Ally in war - time , nor the enmity due to a foe should be blind . Both must always be critical . The lack of a critical attitude towards friend and foe can be ...
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