Civilization and Progress

achievement activity actual advance ancient assured attainment basic become belief better called century character Christian civilization classical common Compare concern consider conviction course critical culture direction divine doctrine early economic entire ethics evidence evil expression field final forms freedom future God's higher hope human ideal ideas important increasing individual industrial institutions intellectual judgment justice knowledge labor land later less living London man's mankind marked mastery meaning men's ment mind moral nature outlook perfection philosophy political possible practice present primitive principles problem production progress prospect Providence radical rational reach realization reason recognized record reform regarded relations religion religious rise Roman scientific secular slaves social society spirit spread stage theory thought tion traced traditional truth turn universal values various Western whole women York