Social Justice: A Critical EssayMacmillan, 1900 - 385 páginas |
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... reason has been increasingly recog- nized . At first , the criticism which sprang from independent thought was directed almost wholly against the Church , which had claimed for itself the power to promulgate theological dogmas and moral ...
... reason has been increasingly recog- nized . At first , the criticism which sprang from independent thought was directed almost wholly against the Church , which had claimed for itself the power to promulgate theological dogmas and moral ...
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... reason for acceptance of the system based upon it . Until , how- ever , it has been clearly shown that the principle of distributive justice which lies at the basis of a pro- posed scheme is sound , the argument in behalf of its ...
... reason for acceptance of the system based upon it . Until , how- ever , it has been clearly shown that the principle of distributive justice which lies at the basis of a pro- posed scheme is sound , the argument in behalf of its ...
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... reason has been recog- nized as the true judge of right and wrong , with the result that the peoples of all civilized countries are subjecting social and economic conditions to the same tests of reasonableness and justice as those by ...
... reason has been recog- nized as the true judge of right and wrong , with the result that the peoples of all civilized countries are subjecting social and economic conditions to the same tests of reasonableness and justice as those by ...
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... reason is able to suggest . Intellectually and politically the mediæval and the modern minds are poles apart . In the one , the dominant principle was authority ; in the other , it is freedom . At first thought , individual freedom ...
... reason is able to suggest . Intellectually and politically the mediæval and the modern minds are poles apart . In the one , the dominant principle was authority ; in the other , it is freedom . At first thought , individual freedom ...
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... reason the legislative source of moral law . The significance of Kant's doctrine in this respect has been brilliantly stated by Sal- mond.1 " In the system of Kant , " says Mr. Sal- mond , " the law of nature , or , as he prefers to ...
... reason the legislative source of moral law . The significance of Kant's doctrine in this respect has been brilliantly stated by Sal- mond.1 " In the system of Kant , " says Mr. Sal- mond , " the law of nature , or , as he prefers to ...
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