God, Country, and the Supreme CourtRegnery Books, 1985 - 217 Seiten |
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... accept the consequence of what it has done ; accept that it has initiated an act of political rebellion . And , as with all rebellions , it must expect those who still believe their government to be legitimate and worthy of support to ...
... accept the consequence of what it has done ; accept that it has initiated an act of political rebellion . And , as with all rebellions , it must expect those who still believe their government to be legitimate and worthy of support to ...
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... accept . " So when Scopes tells us he believed the " fundamentalists had an inalienable right to believe what they did " and that he objected only " when they insisted that others hold these beliefs too , " we must conclude that he is ...
... accept . " So when Scopes tells us he believed the " fundamentalists had an inalienable right to believe what they did " and that he objected only " when they insisted that others hold these beliefs too , " we must conclude that he is ...
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... accept Darrow's premise : that divine interventions - mir- acles — are impossible , and that a willingness to ... accepted ? " Bryan's answer : " I believe everything in the Bible should be accepted as it is given there . Some of the ...
... accept Darrow's premise : that divine interventions - mir- acles — are impossible , and that a willingness to ... accepted ? " Bryan's answer : " I believe everything in the Bible should be accepted as it is given there . Some of the ...
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Chapter II | 21 |
The Changing Court | 45 |
Chapter IV | 65 |
Urheberrecht | |
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