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Page 256
... political disagreements and aided the consolidation of internal peace . Political stability and economic prosperity opened the way to modernization : the construction of the first rail- roads began , new roads were opened , and the ...
... political disagreements and aided the consolidation of internal peace . Political stability and economic prosperity opened the way to modernization : the construction of the first rail- roads began , new roads were opened , and the ...
Page 380
... political education in order to create a modern political consciousness . All parties recognized that this would involve an attack on traditional values and behaviour ; and all were , to a greater or lesser extent , ambiguous in their ...
... political education in order to create a modern political consciousness . All parties recognized that this would involve an attack on traditional values and behaviour ; and all were , to a greater or lesser extent , ambiguous in their ...
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... political order was determined by his imminent expectation of the Kingdom of God , whose miraculous power was already beginning to be visibly realized in the figure of the Son of man who had appeared in Jesus Christ . The importance of ...
... political order was determined by his imminent expectation of the Kingdom of God , whose miraculous power was already beginning to be visibly realized in the figure of the Son of man who had appeared in Jesus Christ . The importance of ...
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