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Page 102
Albert Einstein. Moral rules cannot be expected to be any more absolute or everlasting than any other ideas of men . What is considered to be moral will naturally change with time and circumstances . Many moral commands still proclaimed ...
Albert Einstein. Moral rules cannot be expected to be any more absolute or everlasting than any other ideas of men . What is considered to be moral will naturally change with time and circumstances . Many moral commands still proclaimed ...
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... moral and social degradation of the Pacific races is due largely to the insistence of the white man and his mis- sionaries upon a too sudden change in the moral beliefs and codes of the natives . In the same way , we are to - day facing ...
... moral and social degradation of the Pacific races is due largely to the insistence of the white man and his mis- sionaries upon a too sudden change in the moral beliefs and codes of the natives . In the same way , we are to - day facing ...
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... moral gift , as poets and painters have the artistic gift . In the same way that great artists and poets have led men to see beauty , so these moralists have led men to see morality ; and just as human life would be infinitely less rich ...
... moral gift , as poets and painters have the artistic gift . In the same way that great artists and poets have led men to see beauty , so these moralists have led men to see morality ; and just as human life would be infinitely less rich ...
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