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... cultures known to man , and sees no reason to abandon ele- ments of that culture in order to integrate with a culture he considers jejune , immature , illogically - based and even sinful . By maintaining this aloofness from the ways and ...
... cultures known to man , and sees no reason to abandon ele- ments of that culture in order to integrate with a culture he considers jejune , immature , illogically - based and even sinful . By maintaining this aloofness from the ways and ...
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... culture and civilization are among the old- est , and perhaps the very oldest , on earth . Archeologists have found in the Indus Valley indisputable traces of a highly ad- vanced urban culture dating back 4,000 years before the Chris ...
... culture and civilization are among the old- est , and perhaps the very oldest , on earth . Archeologists have found in the Indus Valley indisputable traces of a highly ad- vanced urban culture dating back 4,000 years before the Chris ...
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... cultural domination by the U.S. is even more seriously resented , and it is even more inevitable . Except for ... culture has been described as " Here a professor , and there a poet , and between , thousands of miles of wheat and ...
... cultural domination by the U.S. is even more seriously resented , and it is even more inevitable . Except for ... culture has been described as " Here a professor , and there a poet , and between , thousands of miles of wheat and ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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