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    1. "You mean is it a primitive civilization in ruins or an immense and ancient civilization thousands of years ahead of us in everything but energy technology?"


    2. This planet represented a primitive phase in primate development, the phase of individuals


    3. elder takes control of the eldership, he is pulling the church away from the primitive pattern of leadership given in the Scriptures


    4. It was soon seen to be a grand undertaking that could build quite a nation before the Kassikan could even learn of its existence because of the primitive state of transportation on this planet


    5. He would get no more willing cooperation from these natives, why make the situation worse? Even though they were primitive, he respected some things about these people and hoped some day there would be contact with them, more successful contact than this had been


    6. He had never been trained, prepared or evolved to withstand the rigors of this primitive planet


    7. Jake twirled his eyes and stared at Daniel, very primitive!


    8. In keeping with our part, he asks the customs man if he can recommend the best road to see the talaiots … enormous stone constructions set in the landscape thousands of years ago by primitive people


    9. Okay, so transport systems here are a lot more primitive than on Earth but it has to be said that the so-called progressive move to internal combustion engines is a double-edged sword


    10. Still it made ancient Rome seem primitive and Athens a cow-town suburb

    11. Because it is so bulky and primitive I never thought the hardware would hold any surprises


    12. She studied the cabin carefully thinking it primitive at first, but reassessed her judgment when she realized the man wanted it to appear that way


    13. In the distant past a primitive scientist sewed up a body out of parts and struck it with lightning and it came to life


    14. “Yeah,” Ava backed him up, “so they were really primitive in that regard


    15. Her rhythmic stride faltered as the immensity of her surroundings battered through the veneer of self-important awareness in the twentieth century woman’s mind and struck at the primitive being beneath


    16. the Hollow, along with the noise of heads cracking together and primitive weapons


    17. Sometimes the most primitive enemy is the hardest to detect


    18. “Yeah, but when humans were primitive the male had to hunt and bring home food


    19. It was both primitive in the way she made her living and advanced in that she had time for hobbies and visiting doing it


    20. “We are interested in learning what this primitive simian mind attributes to this meaningless computer-generated phrase,”

    21. more primitive than that


    22. That was the deepest science had to offer, these were just some open optical signals used by a primitive society


    23. He was the first person since Alan to really grasp the concept, and he was from a society that they'd all thought was primitive


    24. "Humans were primitive on Earth at the time


    25. In Myth, Ritual and Religion (1887) he explained the "irrational" elements of mythology as survivals from more primitive forms


    26. The ones on the expedition were primitive models now, their sex organs were non-functional


    27. "It is not primitive," Glenelle told her


    28. beginning with the hunting of primitive man until the


    29. societies of the primitive man


    30. A primitive, I thought

    31. The beauty of the country, besides, the pleasure of a country life, the tranquillity of mind which it promises, and, wherever the injustice of human laws does not disturb it, the independency which it really affords, have charms that, more or less, attract everybody; and as to cultivate the ground was the original destination of man, so, in every stage of his existence, he seems to retain a predilection for this primitive employment


    32. Transformation of your higher self starts by leaving the primitive brain behind its constructive barriers called perception


    33. Doubtless the B’tari would survive, whilst surrounded by some primitive relic of early evolution


    34. Did anyone really know exactly what they intended? Was the human species to be wiped out completely, or just taken back to a primitive state in order to be managed? Elusivers were the self-appointed gods, monitoring all sentient life


    35. From such a distance the differences were not obvious: just a switch to a more primitive form of plant-life


    36. 10 At that point in history, technology was primitive at best and to perform a comprehensive and detailed analysis on the structure of the Bible, would have taken years


    37. It emerged officially, about 200 years ago, when technology was still primitive and where proponents of the theory were unable to test some of their hypotheses


    38. Nothing was in scale, but the detail of the primitive drawings was interesting


    39. Therefore, it must necessarily follow that Humankind, at whatever stage of its spiritual development, was already predisposed to its eternal ―meaning‖ although its (ultimate) purpose may not have been critically apparent to most; that is to say, moved by the Word or Holy Spirit, prior to the moment Humankind began giving pause to gods or God in whatever primitive or formal manner


    40. History has oftentimes shown that however primitive a culture or underdeveloped a society, most people are generally receptive to freedom

    41. When principles of non-violence are either self-contained or practiced unconditionally under circumstances (otherwise) calling for a measured response, (sound) judgment and common sense appealing to the requirements of a peaceful, well-ordered society that every citizen (otherwise) owes an obligation, and whose conspicuous merits, perhaps laudable in some instances, however questionable at other times, and where (such) natural impulses are routinely rejected, even more remarkably when Property and Person and at times the Nation, are at risk by (anti-social) individuals determined to provoke harm; weighs in the balance, and where (institutional) recourse is problematical or uncertain, an (individual) is required, inasmuch as it lies within that individual‘s capacity to do so, to discourage such annoyances as they may present themselves to that individual as well as that individual‘s family and friends, however contrary to that individual‘s ―nature,‖ lest that individual‘s misplaced pacifism further encourage mischief makers and bullies alike, by providing license to habitually upset the harmony and safety of private and public concerns as it (otherwise) suits their primitive whims


    42. …rejecting the notion that virtue or (goodness) is an applied rather than a natural condition…that the will toward moral excellence or (goodness) is not (necessarily) assigned by (formal) conventions…(although a society scripted in exceptional manners would likely encourage lofty manners)…that seeks its (own) goodness for its (own) sake… rather than goodness‘ sake…(that nevertheless offers its own special rewards)…that, notwithstanding, would (equally) satisfy universal sentiments…and that a society, however primitive or advanced, seeks its own goodness because it is considered good for that society to do so…that it naturally follows its (own) immanent understanding of what is good, whatever its form, to begin with…setting aside, for the moment, such advantages that might otherwise accrue to that society…(and) that…such goodness, however, should never be confused with eternal standards of goodness or (moral excellence) that naturally evolve in communion with Humankind‘s (inherently) perfectible nature, that, properly informed, provides meaning and (further) insight and guidance into the essential nature of things or ideas or what it meant by ―Good‖…


    43. To this purpose, a number of terrorist organizations are being routinely supported by hostile (Arab) Nations sharing a common, distorted primitive worldview of Western Values encouraged, in part, by soft-headed internationalists, self-congratulatory appeasers, and useful idiots who continue to provide a moral and intellectual base of support to the ideological opponents of Freedom


    44. Primitive Cultures possessed an inchoate awareness of its superior (natural) standing vis-à-vis the Beast although such impressions were comparatively intuitive rather than properly informed by ‖reason


    45. ‖ Humankind‘s primitive condition was not the inevitable outcome of (essential) designs inasmuch as a starting point in Nature, rather, that would eventually launch its spiritual, moral and rational potential


    46. Where the mind is not completely formed (Primitive) or has corrupted itself (Pride) or has been corrupted (Illness or Disease), however, such models may be found lacking ―significant‖ meaning or purpose or otherwise lose their appeal


    47. Nature, presented to an observer in its (most) primitive, ‖unrefined‖ and starkest form can be both terrifying and wondrous to behold (provided that the observer has sufficient imagination to perceive a diamond in the rough)


    48. whose natural or primitive condition, independent of good and evil, has been tainted by the harmful effects of a corruptive ―society‖


    49. Despite the attraction he exuded, a very immediate and primitive part of my brain wanted nothing but to run away, screaming


    50. Then, almost in answer to his primitive, atavistic reaction, they heard it













































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