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Page 77
... virtue which would make this antagonism disappear is therefore the radical virtue ; and this is the effect of filial piety . But , to conceive its universal effica- cy , it is necessary to comprehend this virtue in all its extent . " It ...
... virtue which would make this antagonism disappear is therefore the radical virtue ; and this is the effect of filial piety . But , to conceive its universal effica- cy , it is necessary to comprehend this virtue in all its extent . " It ...
Page 127
... virtue . The type of virtue is God , the author of everything that is good and beautiful , who governs the world by his providence . The seat of virtue is the soul , like God in its nature , and immortal as he is . The essence of virtue ...
... virtue . The type of virtue is God , the author of everything that is good and beautiful , who governs the world by his providence . The seat of virtue is the soul , like God in its nature , and immortal as he is . The essence of virtue ...
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... virtue , or resemblance to God . Then starting from the idea that God is su- premely independent , he made virtue consist of a proud independence of all external things . Every . thing that interfered with this independence was to be ...
... virtue , or resemblance to God . Then starting from the idea that God is su- premely independent , he made virtue consist of a proud independence of all external things . Every . thing that interfered with this independence was to be ...
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