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... spirit of a gentleman and the spirit of religion . " All the points of view I have been distinguishing - Ba- conian , Rousseauist , Christian , humanistic - often mingle con- fusedly . From all the confusion , however , there finally ...
... spirit of a gentleman and the spirit of religion . " All the points of view I have been distinguishing - Ba- conian , Rousseauist , Christian , humanistic - often mingle con- fusedly . From all the confusion , however , there finally ...
Page 126
... spirit of religion , though its decline has in my opinion been at least as great as that of the spirit of a gentle- man , it is far from being so obvious . In any case , everything in our modern substitutes for religion - whether ...
... spirit of religion , though its decline has in my opinion been at least as great as that of the spirit of a gentle- man , it is far from being so obvious . In any case , everything in our modern substitutes for religion - whether ...
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... Spirit " was another ; when I read that " God is a spirit , in- finite and eternal , " no visual image materialized in my mind . But when I read of God the Creator , God the Father , the God of Abraham , the God who spoke face to face ...
... Spirit " was another ; when I read that " God is a spirit , in- finite and eternal , " no visual image materialized in my mind . But when I read of God the Creator , God the Father , the God of Abraham , the God who spoke face to face ...
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012114125 PAGE I ALBERT EINSTEIN | 3 |
BERTRAND RUSSELL | 9 |
JOHN DEWEY | 21 |
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