It's not a religion, but according to one thinker, an ethical system named for this phenomenon originated when Roman expansion brought about an "inversion of values" promoted by "priestly vindictiveness"; the origin of that ethical system named for this phenomenon thus gave birth to ressentiment.
It's not a religion, but according to one thinker, an ethical system named for this phenomenon originated when Roman expansion brought about an "inversion of values" promoted by "priestly vindictiveness"; the origin of that ethical system named for this phenomenon thus gave birth to ressentiment. At the Valladolid Debate, SepÃºlveda said that the Aristotelian concept of the "natural" variety of this phenomenon applied to natives. Democracy is a manifestation of a moral system likened to this condition according to (*) On the Genealogy of Morals, which associates that morality with Christianity. This condition is the inferior part in a two-part "dialectic" explained in Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit. The "peculiar institution" was an American name of  for 10 points  what condition in which unfree people do the bidding of masters?
It's not a religion, but according to one thinker, an ethical system named for this phenomenon originated when Roman expansion brought about an "inversion of values" promoted by "priestly vindictiveness"; the origin of that ethical system named for this phenomenon thus gave birth to ressentiment.
slavery [or slave morality; accept equivalents like bondage] 