The Six Nations: Oldest Living Participatory Democracy on Earth

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French and British philosophers of the time. " Errand in the Wilderness " takes the story back across the Atlantic for a detailed study of Roger Williams's use of native precedent

Athens Guide: The Plaka

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of the ancient Greek philosophers. Later the Mosque was known as the Wheat Bazaar Mosque because it was next to the yearly wheat market. It was briefly a Catholic church during th
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Apollonius of Tyana, the Philosopher-Reformer of the first century AD, George Robert Stowe Mead, George Robert Stowe Mead

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intimate life of the philosophers and religionists of the first century. If, again, he turn to the latest writers of Church history who have treated this particular question, he w
Apollonius of Tyana, the Philosopher-Reformer of the first century AD, George Robert Stowe Mead

Franz Oppenheimer: The State (0) table of contents & introduction

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become a class-state. Philosophers of the canon law handed this theory down to philosophers of the law of nature. From these, through the mediation of Rousseau, it became a part o
The State arises through conquest and plunder, and survives through massive exploitation.

Universalism, the Prevailing Doctrine of the Christian Church During its First Five Hundred Years

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teachings of the best philosophers." And Arnobius testifies that Christians included orators, grammarians, rhetoricians, lawyers, physicians, and philosophers. And it was pre
Printed in 1899, this book gives conclusiveevidence that Christian Universalism was a prevalent doctrine in early Christian history.

The Kali Yuga: René Guenon’s Critique of Modernity | The Brussels Journal

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than among the philosophers of India, particularly among the Vedanta philosophers. Like Schopenhauer, she seems to have discovered through the dark mists of imperfect translations

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