10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOT SPARE ONESELF»
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Autobiographical, Scientific, Religious, Moral, and Literary ...
oneself, put oneself in their place, clothe oneself in their opinion, tackle and not
spare oneself; even if the solutions should be of less value than the difficulties,
that would still make a better effect than the rusesofan insincere Writer who leads
...
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Christopher Kelly, 2013
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For Self-examination and Judge for Yourself!
Climacus pronounces: "Laziness, inactivity, snobbishness about the finite are a
poor jest or, more correctly, are not jest at all. But to shorten the night's sleep and
buy the day's hours and not spare oneself, and then to understand that it is all a ...
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Matthew: The Churchbook, Matthew 13-28
... “hand over”: “Whoever hands someone over gives that person up and the
handed-over one is delivered over to other powers; whoever turns oneself over
does not spare oneself....thusfinally [in the Bible] a handing over by God is the
single ...
Frederick Dale Bruner, 2004
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A Political Companion to Ralph Waldo Emerson
... therefore, it is “we,” not “you.” Moreover, the scorn does not have to be softened
in that case. One need not spare oneself for the sake of tact or prudence. It is
here that we can find out why skepticism and democracy were jointed in
Emerson's ...
Alan Levine, Daniel S. Malachuk, 2011
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Redeeming American Political Thought
One need not spare oneself for the sake of tact or prudence. It is here that we can
find out why skepticism and democracy were jointed in Emerson's mind. To be
mindful of the people of one's town, to respect their opinions may well force "us"
to ...
Judith N. Shklar, Stanley Hoffmann, Dennis F. Thompson, 1998
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Kierkegaard: Concluding Unscientific Postscript
But to shorten one's night's sleep and buy the hours of the day and not spare
oneself, and then to understand that the whole thing is a joke: yes, that is earnest.
And religiously the positive is always recognized in the negative: earnest in the
jest ...
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Kierkegaard: Concluding Unscientific Postscript
But to shorten one's night's sleep and buy the hours of the day and not spare
oneself, and then to understand that the whole thing is a joke: yes, that is earnest.
And religiously the positive is always recognized in the negative: earnest in the
jest ...
Søren Kierkegaard, Alastair Hannay, 2009
... to not spare oneself”. 50 K. esser, Opuscula, 477; L. aGO, La “Salutatio”, 238.
215 Virgo ecclesia Facta.
Johannes Schneider, Saint Francis (of Assisi), 2004
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Kierkegaard's Writings, XII: Concluding Unscientific ...
But to shorten the night's sleep and buy the day's hours and not spare oneself,
and then to understand that it is all a jest: yes, that is earnestVII 410 VII 411 ness.
Viewed religiously, the positive is always distinguishable The Issue in Fragments
...
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Islam in Russia: The Four Seasons
... following instructive advice: If one wisheth to take the Kazan Tsardom with
God's help, one should not spare oneself at all, but send an army against Kazan,
having encouraged the hearts of the soldiers with one's imperial salary and
rewards ...
