Liberty and the Holy City: The Idea of Freedom in English HistoryOberon Press, 1978 - 210 sider |
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... moral agent , is bound by moral obligations . . . . In this sense neither the people , nor those to whom they have delegated the sovereign power , can have an unqualified right to follow the dictates of caprice ; be- cause all men in ...
... moral agent , is bound by moral obligations . . . . In this sense neither the people , nor those to whom they have delegated the sovereign power , can have an unqualified right to follow the dictates of caprice ; be- cause all men in ...
Side 144
... morality as a department of State . Moral rules do not pretend , in Austin's scheme , to say what a man as such ought to be or do . They are concerned , like laws , with nothing more or less than the public interest . They differ from ...
... morality as a department of State . Moral rules do not pretend , in Austin's scheme , to say what a man as such ought to be or do . They are concerned , like laws , with nothing more or less than the public interest . They differ from ...
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... moral concern with the ideal self and the specifically religious con- cern with the ideal self " considered as realized and real . " If we examine " what we find in the religious consciousness , we discover that it is the ideal self ...
... moral concern with the ideal self and the specifically religious con- cern with the ideal self " considered as realized and real . " If we examine " what we find in the religious consciousness , we discover that it is the ideal self ...
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