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 1 4   |          obligations not just as the demands of ethical duty, but as
 2 4   |              the satisfaction of the demands of moral duty and a longing
 3 8   |         sufficient reason. The first demands the recognition of the original
 4 8   |       expedience.~Cosmological proof demands recognition of God as a
 5 8   |               the teleological proof demands the recognition of God as
 6 8   |          explained as accidental and demands the recognition of the presence
 7 8   |             after fulfillment of the demands of ethical law, he experiences
 8 8   |          ethical conscience urgently demands that virtue should be inseparable
 9 9   |        ethical proof is based on the demands of our ethical conscience.~·       
10 11  | contradictions to elementary ethical demands, then there can be no doubt
11 13  |            satisfy the inquiries and demands of the most varied moods
12 15,9|            the evolutionist who then demands a definition of a “kind.”
13 19,1|              great as the hypothesis demands.~ One might assume that
14 24  |      expression of the morally ideal demands of man’s nature. His Church
15 24  |          tendency to justify ethical demands with religious sanction
16 24  |  relationships. It satisfies all the demands of the spiritual, intellectual