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This suggests that any successor civilization " as we know it " would have to be in many ways unlike all those that have gone before . to More than a renaissance , it would be a revolution in human living , comparable to that which came ...
This suggests that any successor civilization " as we know it " would have to be in many ways unlike all those that have gone before . to More than a renaissance , it would be a revolution in human living , comparable to that which came ...
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... is the deepest part of the self , what Merton called the Void , ( Merton , 1/31/65 ) which bursts forth only when all human resources are exhausted and when we are driven to " our wits ' end " ( Wu , 8/14/65 ) and we finally come to ...
... is the deepest part of the self , what Merton called the Void , ( Merton , 1/31/65 ) which bursts forth only when all human resources are exhausted and when we are driven to " our wits ' end " ( Wu , 8/14/65 ) and we finally come to ...
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It should be imperative that we assure our fellowmen of this insatiable eternal human desire . " Islamic voices from Africa and Asia also supported the concept of nonviolence . One said , nonviolence is what “ our panic - stricken human ...
It should be imperative that we assure our fellowmen of this insatiable eternal human desire . " Islamic voices from Africa and Asia also supported the concept of nonviolence . One said , nonviolence is what “ our panic - stricken human ...
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| Title | Sino-American Relations, Volume 21 |
| Contributors | Zhongguo wen hua xue yuan. Institute of Sino-American relations, Zhongguo wen hua da xue, Zhonghua xue shu yuan |
| Publisher | Institute of Sino-American Relations, College of Chinese Culture, 1995 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Jul 2007 |
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