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... religion . To argue for the necessity of a revealed religion is to argue a priori that man is not naturally religious , or that he cannot reach God with the help only of his God - given intellect and will ; to argue for the necessity of ...
... religion . To argue for the necessity of a revealed religion is to argue a priori that man is not naturally religious , or that he cannot reach God with the help only of his God - given intellect and will ; to argue for the necessity of ...
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... religion . And therefore they also regard the Muslim cul- ture , founded on the principles of the true religion as perfect , unsurpassable and ideal . There is , according to them , no room in their religion for religious and social re ...
... religion . And therefore they also regard the Muslim cul- ture , founded on the principles of the true religion as perfect , unsurpassable and ideal . There is , according to them , no room in their religion for religious and social re ...
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to religion . They should note that our Constitution is not secular in that sense . Twice had Professor K. T. Shah tried to incorporate the term ' secular ' into our fundamental law and twice was his proposal negatived in the ...
to religion . They should note that our Constitution is not secular in that sense . Twice had Professor K. T. Shah tried to incorporate the term ' secular ' into our fundamental law and twice was his proposal negatived in the ...
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