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Pagina 110
... Nature ( as the Nazis claimed ) . ' Nature , of course , can be made to serve Grace : but Nature does not justify , ' said Malebranche . Benda concludes by pointing out that democratic principles are ascetic , in so far as Democracy ...
... Nature ( as the Nazis claimed ) . ' Nature , of course , can be made to serve Grace : but Nature does not justify , ' said Malebranche . Benda concludes by pointing out that democratic principles are ascetic , in so far as Democracy ...
Pagina 113
... natural order of things , man would appear to have a natural right to make use of minerals and plants and animals which in the design of nature ( that is , the order of divine providence ) are ordained to his service and his welfare ...
... natural order of things , man would appear to have a natural right to make use of minerals and plants and animals which in the design of nature ( that is , the order of divine providence ) are ordained to his service and his welfare ...
Pagina 114
... nature as every other man . Accordingly , on the plane of rational being it does not seem that any man is entitled to take the life of any other man . In other words , it is an evil per se to take the life of one who retains the dignity ...
... nature as every other man . Accordingly , on the plane of rational being it does not seem that any man is entitled to take the life of any other man . In other words , it is an evil per se to take the life of one who retains the dignity ...
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