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Page 160
... force . " There is such a thing as faith in intelligence , " Dewey writes , adding that this gives intelligence a " religious " quality which perhaps explains " the efforts of some religionists to disparage the possibility of ...
... force . " There is such a thing as faith in intelligence , " Dewey writes , adding that this gives intelligence a " religious " quality which perhaps explains " the efforts of some religionists to disparage the possibility of ...
Page 165
... force to intelligence , that Dewey is only against " vio- lence , " that is , " unnecessary or unintelligent use of force . " This , obviously , begs the question . The issue is simply shifted to when is and when is not force ...
... force to intelligence , that Dewey is only against " vio- lence , " that is , " unnecessary or unintelligent use of force . " This , obviously , begs the question . The issue is simply shifted to when is and when is not force ...
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... force . Some- times he accomplished it , as in his military masterpiece of Brice's Cross Roads , by fighting a desperate holding battle with part of his command in front of an enemy of overwhelming strength , while another part swung ...
... force . Some- times he accomplished it , as in his military masterpiece of Brice's Cross Roads , by fighting a desperate holding battle with part of his command in front of an enemy of overwhelming strength , while another part swung ...
Contents
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe | 34 |
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