Quotes About Tradition
The fact of Native existence is that we live modern lives informed by traditional values and contemporary realities and that we wish to live those lives in our terms.
~ Thomas King
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And I do come home at Christmas. We all do, or we all should. We all come home, or ought to come home, for a short holiday--the longer, the better . . . Charles Dickens, A Christmas Tree
~ Thomas Kinkade
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As late as 1742, London hatters beat to death a man who dared shape headgear without having gone through the apprentice system.
~ Thomas Levenson
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To become formally integrated into a society, one must offer it a blood sacrifice.
~ Thomas Ligotti
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many societies, of course, ours was founded on fearful superstition, and this is always reason enough for any kind of behavior. She
~ Thomas Ligotti
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Names are changed more readily than doctrines, and doctrines more readily than ceremonies.
~ Thomas Love Peacock
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We have no parlors anymore, no hearthsides. We have, rather, our family rooms in which light flickers from the widescreen multichannel TV on which we watch reruns of a life we are not familiar with. Kitchens are not cooked in, dining rooms go dusty. Living rooms are a kind of mausolea reserved for "company" that seldom comes.
~ Thomas Lynch
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Giving freaks a pass is the oldest tradition in Montana.
~ Thomas McGuane
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A hereditary monarch is as absurd a position as a hereditary doctor or mathematician.
~ Thomas Paine
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But though such a belief might, by such means, be rendered almost general among the laity, it is next to impossible to account for the continual persecution carried on by the church, for several hundred years, against the sciences, and against the professors of science, if the church had not some record or tradition that it was originally no other than a pious fraud, or did not foresee that it could not be maintained against the evidence that the structure of the universe afforded. CHAPTER
~ Thomas Paine
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Most wise men, in their private sentiments, have ever treated hereditary right with contempt; yet
~ Thomas Paine
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The sergeant opened the gun safe and put her belongings inside, as the nearly 150-year tradition of Weldonville demanded. Firearms had never been allowed in the city council chamber.
~ Thomas Perry
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The women sang the Ohgiwe and danced together as the grandmothers had, for the brave, and the unselfish, for the protectors.
~ Thomas Perry
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existentialism represents a long tradition in the history of philosophy in the West, extending back at least to Socrates (469–399 bc). This is the practice of philosophy as 'care of the self' (epimeleia heautou). Its focus is on the proper way of acting rather than on an abstract set of theoretical truths.
~ Thomas R. Flynn
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The Reformation happened for a reason! Still, the danger for many Protestants is to assume that the church had little to no understanding of the Pauline gospel for its first 1,500 years. Such a judgment is a gross exaggeration.
~ Thomas R. Schreiner
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The patriarchal family made its appearance, founded on the sole and personal property of the father, who had become head of the family. Within this family the woman was oppressed.
~ Thomas Sankara
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Every dance you know is an anti-grammar of another dance you do not know.
~ Thomas Sayers Ellis
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Much of the social history of the Western world, over the past three decades, has been a history of replacing what worked with what sounded good.
~ Thomas Sowell
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Much of the social history of the Western world over the past three decades has involved replacing what worked with what sounded good.
~ Thomas Sowell
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No family ever put an airport under its Christmas tree.
~ Thomas Swick
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You can't negate the ingrained imagination of a whole culture.
~ Thomas Tryon
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