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... looks upon the world as an arena for conflict between absolute good and absolute evil , and accordingly it scorns compromises ( who would compromise with Satan ? ) and can tolerate no ambiguities . It cannot find serious importance in ...
... looks upon the world as an arena for conflict between absolute good and absolute evil , and accordingly it scorns compromises ( who would compromise with Satan ? ) and can tolerate no ambiguities . It cannot find serious importance in ...
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... look out , will usher in the reign of mediocrity , of the feeblest and flattest and the most pretentious that has ever been . The masculine character , the ability to dare and endure , to know and yet not fear reality , to look the ...
... look out , will usher in the reign of mediocrity , of the feeblest and flattest and the most pretentious that has ever been . The masculine character , the ability to dare and endure , to know and yet not fear reality , to look the ...
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... Look ( Washington , 1952 ) , p . 140 . 7 Charles M. MacConnell , Ernest O. Melby , Christian O. Arndt , and Leslee J. Bishop : New Schools for a New Culture ( New York , 1953 ) , pp . 154-5 . In partial justification of this curious ...
... Look ( Washington , 1952 ) , p . 140 . 7 Charles M. MacConnell , Ernest O. Melby , Christian O. Arndt , and Leslee J. Bishop : New Schools for a New Culture ( New York , 1953 ) , pp . 154-5 . In partial justification of this curious ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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