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- Title: East and West, and the Roman Church: Lecture I
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- Lung. It is about the civilisation of our present age and its
- Chinese civilisation or what it signifies as regards that
- civilisation; what must interest us far more is the fact that it
- civilisation of our present age from a certain point of view. In
- civilisation in the present age. The first impulse for civilisation
- which the author distinguishes is the modern Western civilisation,
- to which he then opposes the second impulse of civilisation, the
- speak later. He considers our modern European civilisation from an
- ideas spring from an ancient civilisation of the Earth and are
- civilisation having its source in ancient, gigantic, mighty
- civilisation. The Asiatic of to-day (as one can see also, for
- derived from primeval civilisation; and he speaks from that point
- of view about the civilisation of modern Europe, and criticises, in
- resounds to us from Asia concerning our modern civilisation.
- the European civilisation. Let us attempt for once to put before us
- the essential characteristics of this European civilisation. In
- ages. This modern civilisation is also rooted in the world of
- civilisation are a characteristic of our European life in this
- back for a great part of what lives in this European civilisation
- possession more and more of the widest circles of civilisation in
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- Title: East and West, and the Roman Church: Lecture II
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- lecture I pointed out to your how modern European civilisation
- world of modern European civilisation, the world which forms the
- old Asiatic civilisation, and lastly, Roman Catholicism. We should
- significance in the stream of civilisation of the present day,
- present civilisation in the public lecture given in Basel last
- ancient civilisation — and in the Greek civilisation to which
- — in those ancient civilisations attention was everywhere
- foundations of modern civilisation have developed; and then with
- within the decadent modern Western civilisation which still really
- and modern civilisation. Roman Catholic has, in course of time,
- of our modern civilisation are faced. Humanity must be conscious
- not go on further in this way in modern civilisation, they must mow
- carry into this civilisation a spiritual life.
- civilisation. He sees in it only the corpses. That is the outcome
- faces a field of death in our modern civilisation, can find in
- gives one so much pain in our decadent civilisation to-day —
- anticipation of ultimate catastrophe to modern civilisation, but
- order to be able to judge of European civilisation there is one
- as to whether, within our modern civilisation, there is the power
- civilisation, and will not see that which is fruitful and capable
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