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Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
Revolution and Counter-Revolution

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  • Part I The Revolution
    • CHAPTER VI: The March of the Revolution
      • 4. THE HARMONIC SPEEDS OF THE REVOLUTION
        • B. The Slow March
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B. The Slow March

            Slowly, during the course of more than four centuries, the more moderate currents of Protestantism, moving from refinement to refinement through successive stages of dynamism and inertia, have been gradually favoring, in one way or another, the march of the West toward the same extreme point. 14

 




14. See Part II, Chapter 8, 2.






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