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moral because of his rational faculty , and reason will always be a stronger sanction for moral behaviour than the fear of punishment or retribution , be it by a secular or spiritual authority . Man will freely choose to be moral when ...
moral because of his rational faculty , and reason will always be a stronger sanction for moral behaviour than the fear of punishment or retribution , be it by a secular or spiritual authority . Man will freely choose to be moral when ...
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But moral choice is usually exercised over such issues ( the issue is of this type : ' shall I or shall I not break this promise ' , or “ this man is a foreigner and he does not know the price of this article ; shall I or shall I not ...
But moral choice is usually exercised over such issues ( the issue is of this type : ' shall I or shall I not break this promise ' , or “ this man is a foreigner and he does not know the price of this article ; shall I or shall I not ...
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The Bolshevik scorns all established moral rules from an overweening sense of his own moral superiority . And he scorns humanitarian reform likewise because its aims fall far short of his own unlimited moral demands .
The Bolshevik scorns all established moral rules from an overweening sense of his own moral superiority . And he scorns humanitarian reform likewise because its aims fall far short of his own unlimited moral demands .
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PRIL JUNE 1958 No | 9 |
Determination in Social Sciences Daya Krishna | 19 |
Historical Materialism Abu Sayeed Ayyub | 27 |
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