The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 98
... Progress.'1 This ' Religion is the principal political faith in the contemporary world , and , as a faith , it rivals Christianity . It is based on an unverified assumption and a false analogy - the assumption that higher forms of life ...
... Progress.'1 This ' Religion is the principal political faith in the contemporary world , and , as a faith , it rivals Christianity . It is based on an unverified assumption and a false analogy - the assumption that higher forms of life ...
Pagina 106
... progress ' is the emergence of something much more than a Herrenvolk . But , whereas Hitler and the other National Socialists assume that they themselves have reached that exalted condition and have tried to seize the advantages to ...
... progress ' is the emergence of something much more than a Herrenvolk . But , whereas Hitler and the other National Socialists assume that they themselves have reached that exalted condition and have tried to seize the advantages to ...
Pagina 107
... progress and demands that it be abolished.32 There are obstacles to certain forms of ' progress ' - vested interests , conservatism , and prejudice , ' 33 for example . Here the political propagandist speaks ! But as far as the progress ...
... progress and demands that it be abolished.32 There are obstacles to certain forms of ' progress ' - vested interests , conservatism , and prejudice , ' 33 for example . Here the political propagandist speaks ! But as far as the progress ...
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