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390 becoming more human by becoming more godlike we emerge and have our being. Th e discovery of the reality of indi- vidual exi ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 391 seek in the accumulation of things a futile surrogate for dependence upon peopl ...

392 becoming more human by becoming more godlike into self- hatred and hatred of the God in whom we can no longer believe. Th e ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 393 Recall the features of the higher forms of cooperation: the ability to connect ...

394 becoming more human by becoming more godlike fact and the knowledge of death as well as by the anticipation of death in phys ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 395 they bring us the good news that we need not fear what we in fact most fear: ou ...

396 becoming more human by becoming more godlike mortal existence within it. Our fi rst interest in this discovery is to ac- kno ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 397 activities, the hold of each of the irreparable defects of life on our expe- ri ...

398 becoming more human by becoming more godlike Each of us must then determine how he is to live in society in such a way that ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 399 belittlement. It consequently becomes a subject of major interest to the religi ...

400 becoming more human by becoming more godlike thought. Th ey demand, on account of their totalizing ambitions, unre- lenting ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 401 today depends on extraordinary luck even more than on exceptional gift s. We mu ...

402 becoming more human by becoming more godlike We cannot will our self- transformation; we can nevertheless will a change in o ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 403 Th e extent to which advanced practices of productive experimentalism and coope ...

404 becoming more human by becoming more godlike can nevertheless cultivate the imagination of forms of experience that we renou ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 405 Goethe remarked that there was no crime he might not have com- mitted with slig ...

406 becoming more human by becoming more godlike Th e way in which the individual engages the circumstance is shaped according t ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 407 the fi xed version of the self— may seem to be in tension with each other. Rigi ...

408 becoming more human by becoming more godlike simulacrum of existence. It prepares us for death only by killing us in steps. ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 409 incomparably precious time of our lives. Th rough the projection of something h ...