| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The claim was that in general (not exclusively) the conflict between liberalism and conservatism was a conflict between the irreligious and those of religious faith, between those caught up in the idea of what man could make himself be once freed from limitations of previous thought, and those who saw man as near-divine yet tragically fallen, who had greatness in them yet would always be their own
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