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... mind . Studies of political intolerance and ethnic prejudice have shown that zealous church - going and rigid religious faith are among the important correlates of political and ethnic animosity . It is the existence of this 2 ...
... mind . Studies of political intolerance and ethnic prejudice have shown that zealous church - going and rigid religious faith are among the important correlates of political and ethnic animosity . It is the existence of this 2 ...
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... mind is intended to think with , not to worry about . The mind is an instrument to live with , not to live for . To believe and act on faith is central . Although religion has been called the refuge of weak minds , the real weakness ...
... mind is intended to think with , not to worry about . The mind is an instrument to live with , not to live for . To believe and act on faith is central . Although religion has been called the refuge of weak minds , the real weakness ...
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... mind expressed itself . The mugwump mind , in which the influence of New England was again decisive , inherited from the Puritans a certain solemnity and high intent , but was unable to sustain their passion . From the Founding Fathers ...
... mind expressed itself . The mugwump mind , in which the influence of New England was again decisive , inherited from the Puritans a certain solemnity and high intent , but was unable to sustain their passion . From the Founding Fathers ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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