Ancient Versus Modern "scientific Socialism": Or, Theosophy and Capitalism, Fascism, Communism |
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... Evil could be called Good , and every Good , Evil , in an endless merry- go - round , and the distinction between them , indispensable for intelligent and intelligible life and conversation , would disappear . Because death is ...
... Evil could be called Good , and every Good , Evil , in an endless merry- go - round , and the distinction between them , indispensable for intelligent and intelligible life and conversation , would disappear . Because death is ...
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... evil and the greater good in the given time , place , and circumstance . Of course , with the very best of systems , all evil and all sorrow could not be abolished . Nature , God's Nature , Nature's God , have not succeeded in creating ...
... evil and the greater good in the given time , place , and circumstance . Of course , with the very best of systems , all evil and all sorrow could not be abolished . Nature , God's Nature , Nature's God , have not succeeded in creating ...
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... evil is bound to occur in the existing forms of demo- cracy . Another evil , especially noticeable in large States , is the remoteness of the seat of government from many of the constituencies - a remoteness which is psychologi- cal ...
... evil is bound to occur in the existing forms of demo- cracy . Another evil , especially noticeable in large States , is the remoteness of the seat of government from many of the constituencies - a remoteness which is psychologi- cal ...
Contents
The Abyss | 4 |
The Grave Defects of Bolshevik Communism | 11 |
Conflicting Reports ré Bolshevism and Fascism | 23 |
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