Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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The Anglican on the other hand adopted the convenient doctrine that the Bible
only laid down general principles and that man was entitled to use his reason in
working out the details — or at least the Archbishop of Canterbury could use his ...
The Anglican on the other hand adopted the convenient doctrine that the Bible
only laid down general principles and that man was entitled to use his reason in
working out the details — or at least the Archbishop of Canterbury could use his ...
第 119 頁
They proposed to use the new learning as an instrument in expounding the
Scriptures , for truth and reason must agree , but they wished to keep the
unlearned from simplifying doctrine and going off on erroneous tangents . King
James had ...
They proposed to use the new learning as an instrument in expounding the
Scriptures , for truth and reason must agree , but they wished to keep the
unlearned from simplifying doctrine and going off on erroneous tangents . King
James had ...
第 172 頁
Another reason , however , lies in our desire to enjoy the advantages of sin (
imperialism ) and yet receive credit for virtue . It is the same dualistic struggle that
afflicts all humanity , but especially democracies . The English method is to
hesitate ...
Another reason , however , lies in our desire to enjoy the advantages of sin (
imperialism ) and yet receive credit for virtue . It is the same dualistic struggle that
afflicts all humanity , but especially democracies . The English method is to
hesitate ...
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ITS MEANING AND ITS METHOD | 1 |
MORALS WITH AXES TO GRIND | 15 |
THE FAILURE OF GREEK DEMOCRACY | 32 |
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