10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INERADICABLENESS»
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ineradicableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Putnam's Magazine: Original Papers on Literature, Science, ...
Nor would she invite others to reflect on that inexhaustible theme of her own
meditation, the ineradicableness of leopard's spo'rs. Her attention was drawn
from thisexasperating topic by hearing Gafi'er say: “ But I sot here thinking of
Jasper's ...
2
History and the Texture of Modern Life: Selected Essays
... of fact, the acceptance of tradition at its face value becomes a record of the
deep-seatedness and apparent ineradicableness of tradition. Ancient history has
been brought down to Main Street through the spirit and substance of myth,
legend, ...
Lucy Maynard Salmon, Nicholas Adams, Bonnie G. Smith, 2001
3
Calvin and the Reformation: Four Studies by Emile Doumergue, ...
No savage is sunk so low as to have lost this sense of deity, which is wrought into
his very constitution: and the degradation of men's worship is a proof of its
ineradicableness—since even such dehumanization as this worship manifests
has ...
William P. Armstrong, Emile Doumergue, August Lang, 2004
4
Education, physical activities and sport in a historical ...
The idea behind this regulation was the ineradicableness and the necessity of
the phenomenon. Besides formed the expansion of syphilis, which took the
proportions of an epidemic in the nineteenth century, a reason to panic. The
physicians ...
International Standing Conference for the History of Education. Conference (14a : 1992 : Barcelona), Cataluña. Secretaría General del Deporte, 1992
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The Criminal Prosecution and Capital Punishment of Animals
Lombroso carries his theory of the innateness, hereditability and
ineradicableness of criminal propensities so far as to affirm that "education
cannot change those who are born with perverse instincts," and to despair of
correcting an obstinate ...
Edward Payson Evans, 1906
In fact, it is this very resistance that is responsible for the radicality (or
ineradicableness) of evil in the first place. To say that we always obey the moral
law for immoral, self-interested reasons is to say that the moral law cannot be
formulated as ...
... welfare of bodyand mind. Itsmostobvious, because most annoying,effectsare
on theside of its disadvantages. Bad habits secureagrip upon us that we are
sometimes powerless toshake off. True, this ineradicableness need have no
terrors if ...
Harry D. Kitson, PH.D, 2014
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Public Matters: Politics, Policy, and Religion in the 21st ...
But it does suggest that the structure of those institutions, and our understanding
of them, must reflect the ineradicableness of evil. In one of the most familiar
sections of the Talmud, Pirkei Avot, we find the following statement: “Were it not
for ...
9
Religion as a Public Good: Jews and Other Americans on ...
of those institutions, and our understanding of them, must reflect the
ineradicableness of evil. In one of the most familiar sections of the Talmud,
PirkeiAvot, we find the following statement: "Were it not for fear of the political
ruler men would ...
10
Theologies and Moral Concern
Abraham is an advocate of the reality, the permanence, the ineradicableness of
those distances. Since Maimonides acknowledges that the central themes of the
Guide are an elucidation of Ma 'aseh Bereshith (The Work of the Beginning) and
...
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