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1. These evils were attendant upon Augustinianism and are yet the legitimate fruits of kindred systems of doctrine.

Particular

1. In particular, we should expect there to exist many evils for which God's reasons remain mysterious.

Working

1. Ok, let's chat about the evils of working at Wal-Mart.

Horrible Evils

1. We need a gold dollar as the Austrian School economists have long advocated, which is the only way to eliminate the horrible evils of our present system. (Web site)

Giant Evils

1. A series of changes was put in place to deal with these "Giant Evils" after the Second World War.

Various Evils

1. The noxious, or, as they called them, the BITTER runes, were employed to bring various evils on their enemies; the favorable averted misfortune. (Web site)

Great Evils

1. However, other Greeks committed great evils in Troy, such as the execution of King Priam.

Truth

1. The truth is that the inequalities of 'Lamaist' Tibet, while real, were in no way as grinding and ugly as the evils of modern Chinese-occupied Tibet.

Hollywood

1. Delmont was touring the country giving one-woman shows as "The woman who signed the murder charge against Arbuckle", and lecturing on the evils of Hollywood. (Web site)

Destruction

1. In Diablo II: Lord of Destruction, you will return to follow the path of Baal, the last of the Prime Evils, into the Barbarian Highlands of the north. (Web site)
2. But calling himself clear-sighted Arjuna foresees the destruction of royal families with a chain of terrible evils to follow. (Web site)

Private

1. It is immoral to use private property in order to alleviate the horrible evils that result from the institution of private property.

Authority

1. Cato then advised them to choose Pompey general with absolute power and authority, saying that the same men who do great evils, know best how to cure them. (Web site)

Spoken

1. Numerous Popes have spoken and written about the great evils of this secretive and infiltrative organization.

Leaving

1. Leaving the Army in the hands of the German commander Stilicho set the stage for all the evils of divided authority and palace intrigue.

Number

1. Nirmala Srivastava has spoken on a number of occasions recently about the evils of alcohol.

Good

1. In which case, the fact that there exist such evils is not good evidence that there's no such God.

Benefits

1. Locational significance The position of Catania at the foot of Mount Etna was the source, as Strabo remarks, both of benefits and evils to the city.

Fully

1. Proudhon, however, did not hide from himself the evils of competition, which he described very fully in his treatise on political economy.

Muslims

1. Over the centuries, the evils of Christians, Jews and Muslims have dirtied their respective religions.

Sacrifice

1. May the Lord, the destroyer of the sacrifice of Daksha, whose arms are the very embodiment of Dharma, guard my chest and arms against all dangers and evils. (Web site)

Land

1. He considered private property in land use (which he called the "land monopoly") as one of the four great evils of capitalism. (Web site)

Taxation

1. In particular, taxation and theft are among the greatest evils possible as they involve coercion against "justly held" property).

Mankind

1. The purpose of this trip is to give students a first hand look at history and the evils of mankind.
2. Deck 12. Ponte Pandora (the curse of mankind, she opened the box unleashing all evils, leaving in only hope).

Liberty

1. This, he thought, would reduce the evils of capitalism and increase liberty. (Web site)
2. As a choice of blessings, liberty is the greater; as a choice of evils, liberty is the smaller.
3. Manasses, however, soon obtained his liberty and returned to Jerusalem, where he repaired the evils he had caused. (Web site)

Zeus

1. He was Titan who created the animals of the earth, and was later tricked by Zeus into receiving Pandora and her box of evils. (Web site)

State

1. Godwin recognised very clearly that the cause of social evils is to be sought, not in the form of the state, but in its very existence.

Libertarians

1. After six years of libertarians reluctantly electing Republicans as the lesser of two evils, we've finally had enough. (Web site)

Ignorance

1. Correspondingly, from very early on Buddhism took it as a basic premise that ignorance or misunderstanding was the result of all evils. (Web site)

Life

1. By far the greater part of the reforms enacted in the thirty decrees of the Council [ ] have reference to evils in the life of the clergy. (Web site)

Religious Life

1. The Singh Sabha movement played its historic role by exposing the evils which had crept into the social and religious life of the Sikhs.

Long Reign

1. Today the palace serves as a museum, wax works and testament to the evils perpetrated by the Japanese in their long reign in the north of China.

Evolutionary Theory

1. The creationists and the Religious Right thus shared a world-view, a world-view that revolves around the supposed evils of evolutionary theory. (Web site)

First Grade

1. From the first grade in their public schools, Americans are taught the evils of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany.

Book

1. Throughout the book, there are Fargads (chapters) which explain the various evils in the eyes of Ahura Mazda. (Web site)

Great Source

1. The Tanistry was the great source of all those evils.

Own People

1. And so when Cassandra foretold the evils that were to come upon Troy, even her own people would not credit her words. (Web site)

People

1. For protection against such evils, people often resort to various charms and spells. (Web site)
2. Every new posting is a challenge it is a never ending war against crime, social evils and every day problems of the people residing in a particular area.

War

1. Pius relates the history of the war between Piedmont and the Papal States, the occupation of Rome and the evils following therefrom.
2. On the other hand, the urban aristocracy of Tsari Grad, reacting against the evils of war, strove to make their city a centre of culture and sophistication.

Gods

1. It would supposedly be waged between the gods (the Æsir, led by Odin) and the evils (the fire giants, the Jotuns and various monsters, led by Loki). (Web site)

Name

1. Gore Vidal has had great fun railing against the Judeo-Christian-Islamic "sky-god," in whose name all sorts of evils have been committed.
2. To start the healing process, we must acknowledge evils done by Muslims in the name of Islam and accept responsibility for those evils.

Popes

1. Other men and other organizations have committed great atrocities and evils, but never on such a wide scale, or for such a long time, as the Popes of Rome. (Web site)

World

1. In this age of terrorism, knee-jerk secrecy aims to protect us from the evils of the world.
2. Feminists the world over advocate greater participation of women in politics and administration as a cure for all social evils. (Web site)

Church

1. Pius fought relentlessly against the evils of modernism and stood up against the French powers in the volatile issue of Separation of Church and State. (Web site)
2. With God's help, may they continue vigorously to promote the prosperity and safety of the Church, which is afflicted by so many evils. (Web site)
3. Pacelli would always argue that the Church had to accept the lesser of two evils. (Web site)

Protestantism

1. In giving up its principles and compromising faith and doctrine, Protestantism has opened the door to a flood of evils.
2. Another error, not so great in itself as in the evils it induced, was the concessions which Protestantism granted to the civil magistrate.

Worst

1. Howard Zinn, in a 1966 essay, criticized the New Deal for working actively to actually preserve the worst evils of capitalism.
2. Fearing the worst of evils, he offered sacrifice to Odin for aid.
3. Pope Pius XI signs Concordat with Hitler; declares political left wing and the Communist Party as the worst of two evils with Nazis. (Web site)

Jar

1. Epimetheus was tricked by Zeus into receiving Pandora, the first woman, and her jar of evils into the house of man. (Web site)
2. There is also evidence to suggest that Pandora herself was the "jar," and released the evils upon the world when put on the earth.

Racism

1. AHEPA was founded on July 26, 1922 in response to the evils of bigotry and racism that emerged in early 20 th century American society.
2. The late Pope, Pope John Paul II, praised the books for their message about the evils of racism and genocide.

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