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Solovyov Vladimir Sergeevich. The most famous aphorisms

The inner sin of self-deification can only be expiated by the inner, moral feat of self-denial.
The possession of truth cannot be the privilege of a people, just as it cannot be the privilege of an individual.
The death penalty is murder as such, absolute murder, that is, the fundamental denial of the fundamental moral attitude towards man.

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