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... kind of person . In other words , the consideration of quality lies at the very root of human life . It may be a low degree of quality , but whatever it is it is more than merely living . And if he wants to control his circumstances it ...
... kind of person . In other words , the consideration of quality lies at the very root of human life . It may be a low degree of quality , but whatever it is it is more than merely living . And if he wants to control his circumstances it ...
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... kind of responsibility and the right kind of power . And the attachment of neighbours for one another is the cement that binds together a community . It is an extension of the home . Not to be needed by anyone is a very desperate state ...
... kind of responsibility and the right kind of power . And the attachment of neighbours for one another is the cement that binds together a community . It is an extension of the home . Not to be needed by anyone is a very desperate state ...
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... kind of mysticism is a two - way traffic . Man needs God , but also God needs man . The aim is still communion , but it is the communion of one independent person with another independent person . If we project upon the unseen world the ...
... kind of mysticism is a two - way traffic . Man needs God , but also God needs man . The aim is still communion , but it is the communion of one independent person with another independent person . If we project upon the unseen world the ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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