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Page 185
It presupposes that Sin , so called , has been permitted by God to come into the world , thereby fatally tainting the whole , every member , of the human race ; that God Himself , though infinite in power , could not pardon or forgive ...
It presupposes that Sin , so called , has been permitted by God to come into the world , thereby fatally tainting the whole , every member , of the human race ; that God Himself , though infinite in power , could not pardon or forgive ...
Page 350
One of the great reasons for these failures is the fact that Europe was , ( and is ) sharply divided as to race ... I am aware that it is no longer considered scientifically accurate to attempt an ethnical division of the races of the ...
One of the great reasons for these failures is the fact that Europe was , ( and is ) sharply divided as to race ... I am aware that it is no longer considered scientifically accurate to attempt an ethnical division of the races of the ...
Page 353
I am aware that it is now fashionable to decry the power of mere race on the fate and future of nations , and to ascribe their development to geo - political , rather than ethnic , influences . But , if we abandon the strictly ...
I am aware that it is now fashionable to decry the power of mere race on the fate and future of nations , and to ascribe their development to geo - political , rather than ethnic , influences . But , if we abandon the strictly ...
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