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... possible to reduce our manifold and vagrant human interests to two that are fundamental , food and sex , and this fixed and definite irreducible minimum being granted it is possible to see every other human interest and activity in ...
... possible to reduce our manifold and vagrant human interests to two that are fundamental , food and sex , and this fixed and definite irreducible minimum being granted it is possible to see every other human interest and activity in ...
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... possible to pierce through the veil of anonymity which clouds the spiritual world and to discover it as a realm not of impassive spirit but of personal activity . Although acquired later , and often as an explan- ation of an experience ...
... possible to pierce through the veil of anonymity which clouds the spiritual world and to discover it as a realm not of impassive spirit but of personal activity . Although acquired later , and often as an explan- ation of an experience ...
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... possible but not , of course , everything . " This is an arithmetical view of life and is unethical . Compromise has been defined ( with some exaggeration ) as " doing what you know to be wrong in order to get another man to do what he ...
... possible but not , of course , everything . " This is an arithmetical view of life and is unethical . Compromise has been defined ( with some exaggeration ) as " doing what you know to be wrong in order to get another man to do what he ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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