Parte, Capitolo, §
1 Forew, Intr | human activity, such as culture, art, laws, customs, and~
2 1, 1 | State, family, economy, culture, and so on - are but multiple
3 1, 2 | negative elements of Western culture and civilization. ~ ~
4 1, 3, 3| the soul, all fields of culture, and, in the end, all realms
5 1, 3, 5| recesses of the soul and the culture of Western man, has been
6 1, 3, 5| This human type and the culture and civilization consistent
7 1, 3, 5| and of the materialistic culture and civilization into~which
8 1, 3, 5| the dominant note of the culture and civilization-supposing
9 1, 3, 5| concepts of civilization and culture can be realized in such
10 1, 7, 2| B. Catholic Culture and Civilization~
11 1, 7, 2| restore and promote Catholic culture and civilization. This theme
12 1, 7, 2| we understand by Catholic culture and Catholic civilization.
13 1, 7, 2| the terms civilization and culture are used in many different
14 1, 7, 2| fundamental element of Catholic culture is the vision of the universe
15 1, 7, 2| doctrine of the Church. This culture includes not only the learning,
16 1, 7, 2| Catholic doctrine. This culture is not restricted to the
17 1, 7, 2| D. Culture and Civilization Par Excellence~
18 1, 7, 2| easy to infer that Catholic culture and civilization are the
19 1, 7, 2| and civilization are the culture and civilization par excellence.
20 1, 7, 2| of God, civilization and culture par excellence are only
21 1, 7, 3| upon the general tone of culture and customs. The natural
22 1, 10 | CHAPTER X: Culture, Arts, and Ambiences in
23 1, 10 | point out the full import of culture, arts, and ambiences in
24 1, 10, 1| 1. CULTURE~ The revolutionary
25 1, 10, 1| branches of knowledge or culture, for it is nearly impossible
26 2, 1, 3| today, revolutionary art and culture as they are today, and against
27 2, 2, 2| of society and State, of culture and life, out of opposition
28 2, 11, 1| society, the State, history, culture, and so on, just as the
29 2, 11, 1| Catholic civilization and culture. Accordingly, no conciliation
30 2, 11, 3| characteristics, in whatever field, in culture, customs, and so on. ~
31 3, 2, 2| or by instilling in the culture of the establishment itself
32 Post | vulgarization of the human type – to culture and the lifestyle of contemporary
33 Post | every society, in every culture, in every community, groups
34 Post | the rest by their greater culture, by their greater morality,
35 Post | the author's universal culture, his solid argumentation,
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