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Page 131
... sense , but also in the sense that is given to the term by the man of science . This higher will is felt in its relation to the impulses and expansive desires of the natural man as a will to refrain . In the great traditional religions ...
... sense , but also in the sense that is given to the term by the man of science . This higher will is felt in its relation to the impulses and expansive desires of the natural man as a will to refrain . In the great traditional religions ...
Page 155
Albert Einstein. dodge this problem of the categorical imperative , this sense of " ought " which is as uncomfortable as ... sense of the beautiful and , at least in the more highly developed individuals of the species , a sense of moral ...
Albert Einstein. dodge this problem of the categorical imperative , this sense of " ought " which is as uncomfortable as ... sense of the beautiful and , at least in the more highly developed individuals of the species , a sense of moral ...
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... sense has been utilized by Na- ture in such a way as greatly to facilitate his social develop- ment . In other words , there has been a Something - call it what you will - in the universe which has developed a moral sense out of emotion ...
... sense has been utilized by Na- ture in such a way as greatly to facilitate his social develop- ment . In other words , there has been a Something - call it what you will - in the universe which has developed a moral sense out of emotion ...
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