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... accept the war myths of any of the belligerent nations . Indeed , those intellectuals who accepted them were abdicating their functions for the joy of feeling themselves at one with the herd , or in some instances from mere funk . This ...
... accept the war myths of any of the belligerent nations . Indeed , those intellectuals who accepted them were abdicating their functions for the joy of feeling themselves at one with the herd , or in some instances from mere funk . This ...
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... accept them . My parents were religious in thought and deed . I was brought up on the Bible . Twice every Sunday the ... accepted unreservedly the revela- tion of the New Testament , then our safety in the next world was assured . At ...
... accept them . My parents were religious in thought and deed . I was brought up on the Bible . Twice every Sunday the ... accepted unreservedly the revela- tion of the New Testament , then our safety in the next world was assured . At ...
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... accepting what they have been told , they may answer conven- tionally one or another of these great questions ; but ... accept as final and true . " This third attitude , which is neither the high sceptical atti- tude nor the confused ...
... accepting what they have been told , they may answer conven- tionally one or another of these great questions ; but ... accept as final and true . " This third attitude , which is neither the high sceptical atti- tude nor the confused ...
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012114125 PAGE I ALBERT EINSTEIN | 3 |
BERTRAND RUSSELL | 9 |
JOHN DEWEY | 21 |
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