Art, Wisdom, and the Pursuit of ExcellenceUniversity Press of America, 1986 - 192 Seiten |
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... morality play . The message would come through that no matter how much a person is oppressed , no matter whether his friends turn against him and berate him , his faith in God and God's power will assure him of rescue and salvation . We ...
... morality play . The message would come through that no matter how much a person is oppressed , no matter whether his friends turn against him and berate him , his faith in God and God's power will assure him of rescue and salvation . We ...
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... morality plays and the works of Swift and Bunyan preach , they are called didactic . They are not really didactic . They are rhetorical . Like all preaching , their purpose is not primarily to impart facts but to use their idea ...
... morality plays and the works of Swift and Bunyan preach , they are called didactic . They are not really didactic . They are rhetorical . Like all preaching , their purpose is not primarily to impart facts but to use their idea ...
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... morals while the state must uphold civic aims and public morals . Both deal with day by day living , and this depends ... morality . Both of these positions are based on human freedom . Otherwise moral directives become coercion and not ...
... morals while the state must uphold civic aims and public morals . Both deal with day by day living , and this depends ... morality . Both of these positions are based on human freedom . Otherwise moral directives become coercion and not ...
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