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As for the philosophy of the subject , we still need the master to show us how to handle and apply its most fundamental doctrines . The master was Herbert Spencer .... he found himself forced ( as I understand it ) to seek constantly ...
As for the philosophy of the subject , we still need the master to show us how to handle and apply its most fundamental doctrines . The master was Herbert Spencer .... he found himself forced ( as I understand it ) to seek constantly ...
Page 263
Hence , the dogma that all men are equal in the most flagrant falsehood and the most immoral doctrine which men have ever believed , it means that the man who has not done his duty is as good as the one who has done his duty .
Hence , the dogma that all men are equal in the most flagrant falsehood and the most immoral doctrine which men have ever believed , it means that the man who has not done his duty is as good as the one who has done his duty .
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11 " Religion is both doctrine and institution , the latter growing out of the former , for to preserve its doctrine , it must be an institution . The institution is a framework of disciplinary habit , education 300 .
11 " Religion is both doctrine and institution , the latter growing out of the former , for to preserve its doctrine , it must be an institution . The institution is a framework of disciplinary habit , education 300 .
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| Title | William Graham Sumner, Volume 2 William Graham Sumner, Robert Bruce Notestein |
| Author | Robert Bruce Notestein |
| Publisher | University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1954 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 30 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 758 pages |
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