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Time and ego : Judeo-Christian Egotheism and Anglo-Saxon Industrial Revolution
The first question of abstract reflection that arouses controversy is the problem of Becoming. Being persists, beings constantly change; they are born and they pass away. How can Being change and yet be eternal?
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