Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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第 9 頁
Thus with principles reduced to a minimum ( and ideally including only the
support of civil liberties ) the democrat finds that he can agree with his fellows on
most issues and that subjects of conflict can usually be compromised . If anyone
is ...
Thus with principles reduced to a minimum ( and ideally including only the
support of civil liberties ) the democrat finds that he can agree with his fellows on
most issues and that subjects of conflict can usually be compromised . If anyone
is ...
第 21 頁
Now the hypocrite is not necessarily a monumental sinner , for it is the little
compromises between what we want to do and ... The result is that when we as
believers in democracy are willing to compromise on things which really are
nothing but ...
Now the hypocrite is not necessarily a monumental sinner , for it is the little
compromises between what we want to do and ... The result is that when we as
believers in democracy are willing to compromise on things which really are
nothing but ...
第 205 頁
No , because it is the people's own decision , their compromise between two
points of view , each sometimes regarded by its defenders as morally right . Each
will be afflicted in conscience for compromising a little of the moral order .
No , because it is the people's own decision , their compromise between two
points of view , each sometimes regarded by its defenders as morally right . Each
will be afflicted in conscience for compromising a little of the moral order .
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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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