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

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Anyone who has a feeling for such things—I am speaking only of feelings for things at first—will see how all these attempts show only one thing, namely that with such ideas, which achieve so much in natural science, one cannot at all approach what is effective in social life. One cannot approach these things. The big question arises: Why can't we approach these things?

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