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... faith . He must , in a spiritual sense , speak the same language they speak , though he use it in his own way . In the last resort it is this social faith , and this faith alone , that unites him to his people . He must be the member of ...
... faith . He must , in a spiritual sense , speak the same language they speak , though he use it in his own way . In the last resort it is this social faith , and this faith alone , that unites him to his people . He must be the member of ...
Page 111
... faith , a system of values and standards to which it is committed . Without this social faith it cannot have even a fundamental law , for such a law is itself the reflection or part - expression of a faith . But this faith cannot be the ...
... faith , a system of values and standards to which it is committed . Without this social faith it cannot have even a fundamental law , for such a law is itself the reflection or part - expression of a faith . But this faith cannot be the ...
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... faith cannot be imposed on the peoples , as can the authoritarian faiths . It must instead be won by them . It must be maintained by their incessant vigilance . Thus it is a more difficult faith , for it puts a greater responsibility on ...
... faith cannot be imposed on the peoples , as can the authoritarian faiths . It must instead be won by them . It must be maintained by their incessant vigilance . Thus it is a more difficult faith , for it puts a greater responsibility on ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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