Tracts of the American Unitarian Association, Issues 354-356The Association, 1827 - Tracts |
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... action , they take forms which limit freedom and supplant justice with safety as an ideal ; once you have set safety rather than freedom as your ideal , then democracy itself is destroyed ; you have taken the foundations out from under ...
... action , they take forms which limit freedom and supplant justice with safety as an ideal ; once you have set safety rather than freedom as your ideal , then democracy itself is destroyed ; you have taken the foundations out from under ...
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... action , and which was the foundation of certain privileges and of certain demands , and behind all , a faith which made it possible to carry on , despite the tremendous and temporary tides of pain and terror and unhappiness . Men ...
... action , and which was the foundation of certain privileges and of certain demands , and behind all , a faith which made it possible to carry on , despite the tremendous and temporary tides of pain and terror and unhappiness . Men ...
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... action the inherent obligation which goes with universal brotherhood and with the law of love . It is important to note that the result was actually achieved ; with certain conspicuous exceptions which are no great compliment to our ...
... action the inherent obligation which goes with universal brotherhood and with the law of love . It is important to note that the result was actually achieved ; with certain conspicuous exceptions which are no great compliment to our ...
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