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Pagina 107
... accept the statement out of a confused love for the ideal of freedom , without staying to scrutinise its vast consequences in political and personal action . Others may yet more readily accept the basic idea , and then proceed to ...
... accept the statement out of a confused love for the ideal of freedom , without staying to scrutinise its vast consequences in political and personal action . Others may yet more readily accept the basic idea , and then proceed to ...
Pagina 129
... accepted on the authority of Revelation , and , whatever that authority may be , it also asserts the freedom of human personality . If we accept the authority , and there is a contradiction , we must also accept the contradiction , and ...
... accepted on the authority of Revelation , and , whatever that authority may be , it also asserts the freedom of human personality . If we accept the authority , and there is a contradiction , we must also accept the contradiction , and ...
Pagina 54
... accept unhesitatingly the testi- mony he gave . He said , ' I have never wavered in those beliefs . ' That is the evidence called for the Plaintiff . The oral testimony called for the Defence was on a special matter and consisted of two ...
... accept unhesitatingly the testi- mony he gave . He said , ' I have never wavered in those beliefs . ' That is the evidence called for the Plaintiff . The oral testimony called for the Defence was on a special matter and consisted of two ...
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