The Journal of Religion, 56 tomasUniversity of Chicago Press, 1976 |
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... American political life was indi- rect rather than direct . It lay in the creation of personal standards of conduct without which a democratic society could not function . In pre- paring his Democracy in America Tocqueville was no more ...
... American political life was indi- rect rather than direct . It lay in the creation of personal standards of conduct without which a democratic society could not function . In pre- paring his Democracy in America Tocqueville was no more ...
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... American religion , like American government , op- erates on local and national levels . The local church is where the people are ; but the local churches ( alas , Dr. Pope ! ) are still segregated and seem likely to remain that way for ...
... American religion , like American government , op- erates on local and national levels . The local church is where the people are ; but the local churches ( alas , Dr. Pope ! ) are still segregated and seem likely to remain that way for ...
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... America , the book that encapsulated his lifework , Sweet spoke of the religious radicalism of American colonials as something that provided a motif that endured . These settlers would have found that , had they " remained in Europe ...
... America , the book that encapsulated his lifework , Sweet spoke of the religious radicalism of American colonials as something that provided a motif that endured . These settlers would have found that , had they " remained in Europe ...
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Elie Wiesel and the Drama of Interrogation | 18 |
Critical Natural Law in Relation | 36 |
Transcendent or Immanent? | 61 |
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