Freedom as Spiritual ActivityTemple Lodge Publishing, 1994 - 85페이지 The conception of freedom today is increasingly connected to the realms of economics, politics, and religion. But what really is freedom in its essence, and does it have a spiritual aspect? Through the use of narrative and discussion, Edward Warren helps clarify this central human question, focusing particularly on ideas derived from Rudolf Steiner's The Philosophy of Spiritual Activity. Observing Steiner's wish that his main philosophical book should be reworked for every new generation, Warren treats the theme in a fresh and lively manner. |
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Percept and Concept in the Act of Knowing | 23 |
Thinking as Spiritual Activity | 29 |
The Question of Morality | 38 |
Moral Intuition | 47 |
The Free Spirit and the Unfree Spirit | 56 |
The Individual and the Community | 73 |
Intuition and Observation | 79 |
Notes 86 | |
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