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... instinct and emotion . Instincts change slowly and are therefore useless for this purpose . So we have to return to the emotions , and of those the most powerful are love and fear ; and , in the past , the needed sanctions for popular ...
... instinct and emotion . Instincts change slowly and are therefore useless for this purpose . So we have to return to the emotions , and of those the most powerful are love and fear ; and , in the past , the needed sanctions for popular ...
Page 268
... instinct which we call nature , and , on the other hand , that world of human motives and values which , for convenience ' sake , we distinguish as the world of ex- clusively human things . Nothing is clearer than the fact that we must ...
... instinct which we call nature , and , on the other hand , that world of human motives and values which , for convenience ' sake , we distinguish as the world of ex- clusively human things . Nothing is clearer than the fact that we must ...
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... instinct just as it doubts also whether either the Quakers with their inner light or the Roman Catholics with their logically self - consistent corpus of theology have suc- ceeded in getting in touch with anything outside of themselves ...
... instinct just as it doubts also whether either the Quakers with their inner light or the Roman Catholics with their logically self - consistent corpus of theology have suc- ceeded in getting in touch with anything outside of themselves ...
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