| It offers one of the most remarkable disproportions between the precise personalism of its action and the overwhelming scope of its achievement. |
| According to personalism, the person, insofar as such, is fundamentally in relation with the other. |
| I believe the fundamental key he offers us is through the same personalism he uses to discuss the nature of marriage and men and women. |
| To practically enter into politics is an important part of American personalism. |
| The only way to destroy theism is to reject all forms of transcendence, personalism, and dualism. |
| Nationalism, on the other hand, tends to express itself in authoritarianism, emotionalism, personalism, vengefulness and mean-spiritedness. |
