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... experience co - impli- cates certain conditions , if experience is to be human . One of them is that God can give the best gifts of life only in terms of an expanding human capacity . Therefore we re- turn again to first considerations ...
... experience co - impli- cates certain conditions , if experience is to be human . One of them is that God can give the best gifts of life only in terms of an expanding human capacity . Therefore we re- turn again to first considerations ...
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... experience is socially conditioned in some sense . Morality is no exception , since it is an integral part of the whole of living . Moral ideas , like all others , are nurtured by a social heritage and look toward fulfilling certain ...
... experience is socially conditioned in some sense . Morality is no exception , since it is an integral part of the whole of living . Moral ideas , like all others , are nurtured by a social heritage and look toward fulfilling certain ...
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... experience . By this time we have seen how complicated and comprehensive the territory taken in by the term moral experience . Morality begins with morals , the customs and mores of a group . It examines all the facets of developing ...
... experience . By this time we have seen how complicated and comprehensive the territory taken in by the term moral experience . Morality begins with morals , the customs and mores of a group . It examines all the facets of developing ...
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A FAITH THAT LIVES | 1 |
FROM MORALS TO MORALITY | 20 |
MORALITY IS SOCIAL | 35 |
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