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There is , finally , the objection that in a democracy there must be room for citizens who accept other revelations than the Christian or who do not accept any revelation at all . For these citizens , reference to the Scriptures for the ...
There is , finally , the objection that in a democracy there must be room for citizens who accept other revelations than the Christian or who do not accept any revelation at all . For these citizens , reference to the Scriptures for the ...
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The requirement of obedience to the law suggests another requirement which the citizens of a democracy must accept , namely , submission to the accepted compromise . If conflicting parties have agreed on a settlement of their ...
The requirement of obedience to the law suggests another requirement which the citizens of a democracy must accept , namely , submission to the accepted compromise . If conflicting parties have agreed on a settlement of their ...
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In every stage of civilization men early in life learn to accept radical limitations of personal liberties when cooperative effort is necessary to protect against danger . To be sure , if they think that they can escape catastrophe by ...
In every stage of civilization men early in life learn to accept radical limitations of personal liberties when cooperative effort is necessary to protect against danger . To be sure , if they think that they can escape catastrophe by ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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