And is such a transfer of the highest place from the beauty to the lovableness of conduct to be accounted a gain, when contrasted with the relative position of the two sides among the Greeks and Romans?
John Morley: “And is such a transfer of the highest place from the beauty to the lovableness of conduct to be accounted a gain, when…”
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Morley debates whether the shift in moral values from beauty to lovableness in Christianity is beneficial compared to ancient cultures.
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