6. Spiritual Scientific Findings on the Ideas of Freedom and Social-moral Life

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Now, if we consider the longer periods that followed, how does what Schiller learned from history—that the European peoples, that the European states had transformed themselves into one big family, that they looked like one big family, that they may be hostile to each other but can no longer tear each other apart—appear? Something must follow from what the signs of the times teach us today. That is, that we really learn something from them.

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