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I. SYSTEMS DOMINATED BY THE ASCETIC IDEATIONAL MENTALITY A. Hinduism ( Brahmanism ) and Buddhism . Living in an age of a predominantly Sensate or Mixed type of culture mentality , we are prone to think that the Ascetic Ideational ...
I. SYSTEMS DOMINATED BY THE ASCETIC IDEATIONAL MENTALITY A. Hinduism ( Brahmanism ) and Buddhism . Living in an age of a predominantly Sensate or Mixed type of culture mentality , we are prone to think that the Ascetic Ideational ...
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Beyond the behavior of individuals and small groups , the Active Ideational mentality is found in the great systems which spring to life from the Ascetic Ideational point of view . In a way it is the tragic and immanent destiny of the ...
Beyond the behavior of individuals and small groups , the Active Ideational mentality is found in the great systems which spring to life from the Ascetic Ideational point of view . In a way it is the tragic and immanent destiny of the ...
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Everywhere you will find this transformation from Ascetic to Active Ideationalism . When we read about the activities of St. Paul , the great organizer of Christianity , we notice at once ( from his Epistles ) how he had to busy himself ...
Everywhere you will find this transformation from Ascetic to Active Ideationalism . When we read about the activities of St. Paul , the great organizer of Christianity , we notice at once ( from his Epistles ) how he had to busy himself ...
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Fluctuation of Social Classes and Sexes in Portraiture | 27 |
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