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These symbols exist as reminders of the nobility inherent in man's never - ending struggle . The Self conducts its argument with full knowledge of man's position in the Yeatsian universe . Such a world affords hope neither of escape nor ...
These symbols exist as reminders of the nobility inherent in man's never - ending struggle . The Self conducts its argument with full knowledge of man's position in the Yeatsian universe . Such a world affords hope neither of escape nor ...
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righteousness is the just order of nature , and man by order of nature has no dominion over his fellowman . ... While man's dominion over his fellowman is not natural , it is one that sin has made imperative.25 In consonance with the ...
righteousness is the just order of nature , and man by order of nature has no dominion over his fellowman . ... While man's dominion over his fellowman is not natural , it is one that sin has made imperative.25 In consonance with the ...
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Today man stands chained under the volcano . He is not of the heroic race of giants but as Orwell remarks , " dying by inches of spiritual malnutrition . ” Certainly if he keeps pouring out his remaining vestiges of humanity , he will ...
Today man stands chained under the volcano . He is not of the heroic race of giants but as Orwell remarks , " dying by inches of spiritual malnutrition . ” Certainly if he keeps pouring out his remaining vestiges of humanity , he will ...
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