Bernard Shaw's Remarkable Religion: A Faith That Fits the Facts

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II o A Guide to Art and Life
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Bernard Shaw’s Remarkable Religio
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Bernard Shaw’s Remarkable Religio
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For Jalma, who made it possible.
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Contents Foreword by R. F. Dietrich
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Foreword “I believe because it is
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Preface Foreword xi The seed of thi
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Preface xiii hope to reach some of
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Introduction Preface xv Here we hav
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Introduction xvii the facts asked i
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o I Foundations of Faith
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Unity 1 A Creed for Living A Faith
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A Creed for Living 5 ticism toward
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A Creed for Living 7 posed to the i
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A Creed for Living 9 ally—at the
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A Creed for Living 11 tions of deat
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A Creed for Living 13 For many the
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A Creed for Living 15 fying faith.
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A Creed for Living 17 We have inesc
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A Playwright’s Progress 121 ing t
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The Organic and the Didactic 5 Majo
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Major Barbara 125 fundamental confl
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Major Barbara 127 picture, but Majo
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Major Barbara 129 acters in a play,
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Major Barbara 131 goes his own way,
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Major Barbara 133 have you ever sav
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Major Barbara 135 gibbet, while Chr
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Major Barbara 137 Moral responsibil
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Major Barbara 139 motto is “Unash
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Major Barbara 141 (this is explicit
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Major Barbara 143 eryone else in th
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Major Barbara 145 which he himself
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Ethics 6 Ethics, Economics, and Gov
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III o God and Science The Marriage
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7 The Marriage of Science and Relig
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IV o A Peroration
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8 Catching Up with Shaw Shaw procla
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Catching Up with Shaw 237 would pre
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Catching Up with Shaw 239 to variou
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Catching Up with Shaw 241 rialists
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Catching Up with Shaw 243 Such goal
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Notes Chapter 1. A Creed for Living
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Notes 247 difficult to obtain, but
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Notes 249 turbing, these attitudes
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Works by Shaw Works Cited Notes 251
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Works Cited 253 Shaw and Ibsen: Ber
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Works Cited 255 ———. Introduc
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Works Cited 257 McRory, Desmond J.
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Works Cited 259 Weismann, August. E
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Aquinas, Thomas, 52 Archer, William
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Saussure, Ferdinand de, 74 Schopenh
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