The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 106
... thought evolves equally with life ' 28 How can ' life ' have evolved ' equally with thought , ' seeing that ' life ' in the biological sense has not evolved at all during the historical period in which thought has , in a sense , evolved ...
... thought evolves equally with life ' 28 How can ' life ' have evolved ' equally with thought , ' seeing that ' life ' in the biological sense has not evolved at all during the historical period in which thought has , in a sense , evolved ...
Pagina 128
... thought of salvation as at times even to border on that ' perfectionism ' which he is so concerned to oppose . What it offers men is a faith which overcomes the world , a faith grounded in the Resurrection of Christ as a divine victory ...
... thought of salvation as at times even to border on that ' perfectionism ' which he is so concerned to oppose . What it offers men is a faith which overcomes the world , a faith grounded in the Resurrection of Christ as a divine victory ...
Pagina 146
... thought , which enriched one another as genuine schools of thought are wont to do , on the subject of foreign policy . They influenced the conduct of the war and the making of the peace . The peace , as a whole , represented a kind of ...
... thought , which enriched one another as genuine schools of thought are wont to do , on the subject of foreign policy . They influenced the conduct of the war and the making of the peace . The peace , as a whole , represented a kind of ...
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