The Long Way to FreedomBobbs-Merrill, 1960 - 639 páginas |
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... religious beliefs , monotheism has persecuted as much if not more than the religions whose pantheon is filled with deities . This does not mean that the development of religious thought leads away from freedom ; such a conclusion is ...
... religious beliefs , monotheism has persecuted as much if not more than the religions whose pantheon is filled with deities . This does not mean that the development of religious thought leads away from freedom ; such a conclusion is ...
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... religious developments of the Orient from that of the Semitic tribes of Israel , in which the basic tenet of Western religions was developed : monotheism . In the beginning , these nomads of the desert fringe held much the same kind of ...
... religious developments of the Orient from that of the Semitic tribes of Israel , in which the basic tenet of Western religions was developed : monotheism . In the beginning , these nomads of the desert fringe held much the same kind of ...
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... Religious Revolution - The long history of heresies , which we have traced through the early church and the Middle Ages , came to a climax in Protestantism , when ... religious independence . But the reason he “ 305 The Religious Revolution.
... Religious Revolution - The long history of heresies , which we have traced through the early church and the Middle Ages , came to a climax in Protestantism , when ... religious independence . But the reason he “ 305 The Religious Revolution.
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INTRODUCTION | 15 |
CHAPTER IBEFORE HISTORY | 22 |
ASIA | 43 |
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