Liberty and the Holy City: The Idea of Freedom in English HistoryOberon Press, 1978 - 210 páginas |
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... exists only to serve the ends of the Church ? Or does it mean that the Church exists to serve the ends of the State ? It was not for nothing that John of Salisbury served under Thomas Becket during the critical years in which the ...
... exists only to serve the ends of the Church ? Or does it mean that the Church exists to serve the ends of the State ? It was not for nothing that John of Salisbury served under Thomas Becket during the critical years in which the ...
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... exists to remedy the sin of Adam , then it is su- premely important for him to know how we are to be saved . But if he exists only for our pleasure , he does not need to determine the truth of our beliefs , so long as they serve the ...
... exists to remedy the sin of Adam , then it is su- premely important for him to know how we are to be saved . But if he exists only for our pleasure , he does not need to determine the truth of our beliefs , so long as they serve the ...
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... exists for the individual , it exists not to secure old rights but to create new ones . It exists , in short , to enrich and enlarge individuality . If we are obliged to obey the law wherever the law fulfils the idea of the State , it ...
... exists for the individual , it exists not to secure old rights but to create new ones . It exists , in short , to enrich and enlarge individuality . If we are obliged to obey the law wherever the law fulfils the idea of the State , it ...
Términos y frases comunes
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