The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 108
... human hopes and fears ? We hear of freedom of the individual , freedom of the nations , of constitutional , political , religious , economic freedom , freedom of conscience , of speech , of thought , of will ; freedom in fact of all ...
... human hopes and fears ? We hear of freedom of the individual , freedom of the nations , of constitutional , political , religious , economic freedom , freedom of conscience , of speech , of thought , of will ; freedom in fact of all ...
Pagina 112
... human lust for power which is not confined to totalitarian states . We might do well to recall that all power corrupts , that great power corrupts greatly and that absolute power corrupts absolutely . Briefly power corrupts those who ...
... human lust for power which is not confined to totalitarian states . We might do well to recall that all power corrupts , that great power corrupts greatly and that absolute power corrupts absolutely . Briefly power corrupts those who ...
Pagina 230
... human beings to love , know and from virtually , to become actually , identified with the Ground . ' That is , man , while still a human being , can become one with God , sicut Deus . Bruno is depicted as in full possession of such an ...
... human beings to love , know and from virtually , to become actually , identified with the Ground . ' That is , man , while still a human being , can become one with God , sicut Deus . Bruno is depicted as in full possession of such an ...
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