Evolution in Christian EthicsWilliams and Norgate, 1918 - 274 páginas |
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accepted action ADOLF HARNACK ages altruism axioms beauty become belief body character charity Chris Christ Christian ethics Church civilisation conduct countries course desire divine doctrine dominance doubt duty energy England enthusiasm Europe evil evolution existence fact father feeling force forgiveness Founder future Germany give Gospels happiness higher human nature idea ideal individual intellectual Jesus Jewish kind Kingdom Kingdom of God less living mankind manly marriage material progress matter mediæval merely modern morality nation neighbour ness noble non-resistance one's organisation pagan Pauline epistles PERCY GARDNER Plutarch principles of Christianity quietist race realise recent regard relation religion religious result righteousness Roman RUDOLF EUCKEN secular secularist selfishness sense side social society soul spirit St Paul Stoicism synoptic gospels teaching of Christianity tendency Teutonic races things tianity tion virtues wealth whole wisdom women worldly
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