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But in the matters of theory , the voice of individual reason , in a way , is recognised as the ultimate authority , and in matters of conduct , the voice of individual conscience is recognised as a final authority What does this imply ...
But in the matters of theory , the voice of individual reason , in a way , is recognised as the ultimate authority , and in matters of conduct , the voice of individual conscience is recognised as a final authority What does this imply ...
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new classifies life and restricts the sphere of religion to the high spiritual matters with which it is properly concerned . What is to be gained by clinging to the older and less developed system and applying the solemn sanctions of ...
new classifies life and restricts the sphere of religion to the high spiritual matters with which it is properly concerned . What is to be gained by clinging to the older and less developed system and applying the solemn sanctions of ...
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There was to be no freedom of thought , no freedom of action , in vital matters . Marriage is surely one very important matter in which the personality of the party concerned ought to find its fullest expression .
There was to be no freedom of thought , no freedom of action , in vital matters . Marriage is surely one very important matter in which the personality of the party concerned ought to find its fullest expression .
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Tho Method Historical and Scientific Nature and Scope of tho Subject II The Background The Fundamental Factors in Indian History 1130 | 1 |
A Land of Contrasts | 2 |
Fundamental Unity of Indian Civilization | 3 |
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