The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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... thought , felt , and acted as one . Greece made its chief contribution to Christianity through organized thought : most of the important early Fathers , like Clement and Origen , were Alexandrians , schooled in Greek philosophy . The ...
... thought , felt , and acted as one . Greece made its chief contribution to Christianity through organized thought : most of the important early Fathers , like Clement and Origen , were Alexandrians , schooled in Greek philosophy . The ...
Page 233
... thought through Spain into the universi- ties , and of Arab technics into the arts of steel - tempering , distillation , and the like : algebra and alchemy were its decisive contributions here . But in the fifteenth century the belief ...
... thought through Spain into the universi- ties , and of Arab technics into the arts of steel - tempering , distillation , and the like : algebra and alchemy were its decisive contributions here . But in the fifteenth century the belief ...
Page 389
... thought and insight were never adequately passed on to others except by way of example and oral communication : as with Socrates , his ultimate act of synthesis , the final justification for his boundless activity and tireless thought ...
... thought and insight were never adequately passed on to others except by way of example and oral communication : as with Socrates , his ultimate act of synthesis , the final justification for his boundless activity and tireless thought ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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