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Meanings of pacifism in anglès
Trait of being averse to violence, confrontation and conflict.
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Usage of pacifism in anglès
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Question: have we time to fill the vacuum with positive pacifism?
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Note the significant fact that pacifism is in inverse ratio, generally, to prosperity.
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There is jingoism in all countries, as there is pacifism in all countries.
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It is an odd brand of pacifism that uses cans of red paint.
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Fox himself preached pacifism, non-violence and a radical egalitarianism for his Society of Friends.
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There was such a thing as active and positive pacifism.
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His fame as a scientist growing, Einstein tried to promote pacifism and intellectual ideals.
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This indeed was the extent of Mr. Pierce's pacifism during the War of Sections.
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There was only one virtue, pugnacity: only one vice, pacifism.
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In the next paragraph, German pacifism has made a good start, the effects of P.T.S.D.
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Christian thinking on violence and war ranges from total pacifism to the just war theory.
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Do you think your pacifism would work on them?
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There is nothing in the constitution of man that makes pacifism anything but a dream.
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For true pacifism is a condemnation of the present.
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Why did it either openly favor the war or adopt a policy of petty-bourgeois pacifism?
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After the Aikido-style pacifism of Portal, all game makers need is a little more encouragement.
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Translations for pacifism
portuguès
Pacifism through the time