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The Origin of the Knowledge of Right and Wrong

Note 35 — CONTENTS

Cecil Hague translation

(p. 21). It is easy to see how important this proposition may become for a theodicy. As regards ethics it might be feared that its security becomes thereby seriously endangered, perhaps, indeed, completely destroyed. To see how unfounded such a fear is, cf. note 43, p. 99.

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