Nuclear Weapons: A Catholic ResponseSheed and Ward, 1962 - 151 Seiten |
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... communism ? " The West is by comparison weighed down with cumbersome armour . " Shall we use these means to repel communism ? " is open to a hundred different answers from a hundred free people , not only because they are free , but ...
... communism ? " The West is by comparison weighed down with cumbersome armour . " Shall we use these means to repel communism ? " is open to a hundred different answers from a hundred free people , not only because they are free , but ...
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... communism as an ideological force . Ideologically , communism is an infection that can only be arrested by better health . Military strength is as irrelevant from this point of view as it is to the destruction of cancer . Even a defeat ...
... communism as an ideological force . Ideologically , communism is an infection that can only be arrested by better health . Military strength is as irrelevant from this point of view as it is to the destruction of cancer . Even a defeat ...
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... communism It is sometimes held that although nuclear warfare is morally evil , totalitarian communism is , however , a " greater evil " , and that in self - defence against so great an evil it is morally justifiable to have recourse to ...
... communism It is sometimes held that although nuclear warfare is morally evil , totalitarian communism is , however , a " greater evil " , and that in self - defence against so great an evil it is morally justifiable to have recourse to ...
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