Philosophical and theological concept that some ideas have universal application or applicability.
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But on this issue their cosmopolitanism took precedence over their party loyalties.
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This kind of cosmopolitanism was regarded by Asia and Africa without sympathy.
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Something about the pseudoanonymity employed by Anonymous helped to engender this cosmopolitanism.
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His cosmopolitanism humbled me, as I suppose it was meant to do.
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But a little later his cosmopolitanism displayed a distinct propensity toward Russification.
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Yet the author had been unable to find any foundation for universalism.
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We just need to remember the universalism on which such policies are built.
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The universalism of the Prophets was inadequate for the consolidating of a nation.
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To the conquest of fear this splendid universalism is another essential.
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But this universalism has a distinctly Levitical and legalistic colouring, xiv.
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Mrs. Eddy's recruits were not from theosophy, spiritualism, agnosticism, unitarianism, universalism or infidelity.
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It positions itself broadly against egalitarianism, democracy, universalism and multiculturalism.
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Their religious universalism could apply only to a distant future.
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In reality the welfare state has always been a muddled mix of universalism and means-testing.
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His very universalism occasionally seems a limitation.
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Sectarianism in time yielded to universalism.
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It has decided, rightly or wrongly, that this specialism and this universalism shall be divided between the sexes.
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Selfism is mixed with their universalism.
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Ancestry is better than universalism.
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The competition risks turning two great powers with a history of revolutionary universalism into nations obsessed with their own exceptionalism.
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That ethical universalism has been the distinguishing feature of her commitment to the theory and practice of this demanding job.