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Commonplace Book #212

John Fea   |  April 19, 2022 Leave a Comment

Often I ask myself, as if I were directing the question to another person, how do you attempt to reconcile your belief in the sacral with even your rudimentary socialism? But I see no need to apologize for believing, with the same will, that man has a moral nature which he must obey, but that beyond it is a truly human community in which he must believe. It was not I who made the division between them.

Alfred Kazin, Journals, July 1, 1943

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