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English as a Global Language in Chinaican thinker and later Archbishop of Dublin, William King (1650–1729), published an . in Latin, an English translation of which appeared in 1731. As he wrote in the Preface to the work, already directing his argument at the Manichaean view:

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Brenda Custodio,Judith O’Loughline and the same; that is, the line separating reality from fantasy is an extremely blurry one. As Raimond Gaita explains, many “real” events commonly conceived as evil, particularly those, that inspire extreme moral condemnation, such as the Holocaust, exhibit mysterious elements.. Thus, despite thei

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Understanding Evil, in Canberra, Australian Prime Minister John Howard wrote in similar terms that “Evil deeds will never cower a free people.”. “Evil,” it seems, was once again at the forefront of the international political agenda.

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The Meaning of Suffering,e and the same; that is, the line separating reality from fantasy is an extremely blurry one. As Raimond Gaita explains, many “real” events commonly conceived as evil, particularly those, that inspire extreme moral condemnation, such as the Holocaust, exhibit mysterious elements.. Thus, despite thei

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Evil as Thoughtlessness, the 1961 trial of the Nazi bureaucrat Adolph Eichmann that was first published in serial form in .. Although this work has exerted an immense influence on subsequent discourse about evil, it is important to note that Arendt’s discussions of evil began much earlier in her 1951 work . and her corresp

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