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• Title: East and West, and the Roman Church: Lecture I
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  • what one may call a devastating criticism of modern European
  • everything which he calls his wisdom. Characteristic passages could
  • higher beings than those we call man, and they founded a
  • on the Earth a civilisation, formed for beings one has to call men,
  • rhythmically ebbing to and fro in human nature itself, — that
  • quoted only carries what he has to say to what I must call a very
  • literature, writings, and so-called education, and compare it with
  • essay discussing this book is called Ways and Wrong Ways to
  • myself allegorically — knows that man needs muscles and
  • but bones. And so, not now speaking allegorically, but in truth,
  • looking, and calling out, as it were, to Europe what the Asiatic
  • and then to work energetically with body, soul and spirit, in this
• Title: East and West, and the Roman Church: Lecture II
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  • given to what we call the Threshold and the Dweller on the
  • right way, he should not press beyond what was called the
  • Schools of Initiation the so-called Heliocentric view of the world,
  • on all sides, but developed in detail logically as well as
  • ontologically and worked out in a wonderful way. The
  • Catholic dogma, if one wishes to call it so, one must be
  • connected with what I called the rickety method of striving