The Living Age, Volume 343Living Age Company, 1932 |
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Page 212
... lead me to be- lieve that the life force of any individ- ual or community possesses no abso- lute power and does not depend only on itself , but is modified by the life forces that exist around it . A nation may decline , not because it ...
... lead me to be- lieve that the life force of any individ- ual or community possesses no abso- lute power and does not depend only on itself , but is modified by the life forces that exist around it . A nation may decline , not because it ...
Page 221
... lead . It is not enough for certain values to exist . There must also be definite and attractive forms . The harmony that has prevailed up to now throughout the whole English people was based on the acceptance of certain forms that ...
... lead . It is not enough for certain values to exist . There must also be definite and attractive forms . The harmony that has prevailed up to now throughout the whole English people was based on the acceptance of certain forms that ...
Page 270
... lead to damnation as well as redemption . Nor is the possession of a soul in itself enough , though it is the prerequisite of all spiritualization that does not lead to dehumanization . BUT I do not want to appear too pro- saic in the ...
... lead to damnation as well as redemption . Nor is the possession of a soul in itself enough , though it is the prerequisite of all spiritualization that does not lead to dehumanization . BUT I do not want to appear too pro- saic in the ...
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