Second Lecture

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I asked this question at the time, and based on the assumptions I have outlined today, albeit only in a rudimentary way, it could only be answered in such a way that there is something real and actual in science itself, something that participates in the world process; and that in art, which, as I showed yesterday, has also been influenced to a certain extent by agnostic thinking, there must also be something that lives on beyond external reality in living spirituality. And if I were to seek a motto today, a motto for what I have to characterize for you from spiritual science, from anthroposophy, as its true meaning, then I would have to set the following motto for the whole of anthroposophy and especially for these lectures:

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