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| The same values of preservation, respect, and broad-mindedness that underlie the Endangered Species Act should be applied to human beings who are at risk. No doubt to lend Canadian Catholics the necessary air of dispassionate broad-mindedness, Fay conceals from its readers the fact that he is a Jesuit priest, and has chosen to have it published jointly by two secular university presses as part of a series of studies in the history of religion. Is it broad-mindedness or just chance that led to the inclusion, at the end of the book, of a younger generation's reappraisal of Mies? |
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