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... existence of the division of material and mental labour ; to analyse political struggles , such as the struggle for ... existence , but their social existence that determines their consciousness.'13 It should be emphasised that this ...
... existence of the division of material and mental labour ; to analyse political struggles , such as the struggle for ... existence , but their social existence that determines their consciousness.'13 It should be emphasised that this ...
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... existence of God is never doubted , but God is conceived as having no practical independent existence other than through the medium of the discrete individuals of which the universe is practically composed . Let us elaborate on each of ...
... existence of God is never doubted , but God is conceived as having no practical independent existence other than through the medium of the discrete individuals of which the universe is practically composed . Let us elaborate on each of ...
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... existence of God is particularly revealing . In the first place , he points to the evidence of the world , to ' the beauty of its order ' , 105 which must testify to the presence of some ordering power . Secondly , Milton argues that ...
... existence of God is particularly revealing . In the first place , he points to the evidence of the world , to ' the beauty of its order ' , 105 which must testify to the presence of some ordering power . Secondly , Milton argues that ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | 7 |
The World Vision of Revolutionary Independency | 50 |
The English Revolutionary Crisis | 60 |
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