Modern Civilisation in Relation to Christianity: A Series of EssaysWilliam Blackwood & Sons, 1864 - 128 sider |
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... individual actions . But social questions could not be longer put by . The new elements and forces introduced into society by the progress of physical knowledge , discovery , and invention , induced a development of social diseases and ...
... individual actions . But social questions could not be longer put by . The new elements and forces introduced into society by the progress of physical knowledge , discovery , and invention , induced a development of social diseases and ...
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... individual as nearly as possible in harmony with the interest of the whole . " Has Mr Mill inquired at all whether " laws and social arrangements " can ever effect a revolution so fundamental as this - whether it would not rather ...
... individual as nearly as possible in harmony with the interest of the whole . " Has Mr Mill inquired at all whether " laws and social arrangements " can ever effect a revolution so fundamental as this - whether it would not rather ...
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... individual into harmony with the general good . It will never be our object to seek the welfare of others as we do our own , till we " love our neighbour as ourselves . " So , it is Christianity that can do that for us which ...
... individual into harmony with the general good . It will never be our object to seek the welfare of others as we do our own , till we " love our neighbour as ourselves . " So , it is Christianity that can do that for us which ...
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... individual a feeling of unity with all the rest ; which , if perfect , would make him never think of , or desire , any beneficial condition for himself , in the benefits of which they are not included . If we now suppose this feeling of ...
... individual a feeling of unity with all the rest ; which , if perfect , would make him never think of , or desire , any beneficial condition for himself , in the benefits of which they are not included . If we now suppose this feeling of ...
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... Individuals . Society is made up of units . Society is purified , refined , elevated , in proportion as the individual man -- in proportion as the largest number of the individuals composing it — are rendered more intelligent , pure ...
... Individuals . Society is made up of units . Society is purified , refined , elevated , in proportion as the individual man -- in proportion as the largest number of the individuals composing it — are rendered more intelligent , pure ...
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