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Smith is more of an Enlightenment progressive than this reading suggests, more of a believer that an enlightened understanding of their circumstances can help people improve those circumstances, but he had less faith in this notion than did most of his contemporaries.

He wrote: It is about old-fashioned ideas of responsibility, but also about a more enlightened understanding of our collective self-interest.

The optimistic answer is that somehow the socially conservative and liberal wings of Labour will eventually argue and reason their way to a more enlightened understanding of each other's differences.

After admiring old calligraphic scrolls, jewel-encrusted swords and embroidered horse blankets, take your enlightened understanding of Islamic iconography and design to the rose and ivory marble Masjid Jamek (Jalan Tun Perak), one of the city's oldest mosques.

But he is well aware that the army's perceived aversion to Islam has contributed to its sagging popularity.The general has a more enlightened understanding of the army's role than did some of his predecessors.

And yes, there are some good reasons for developing a more enlightened understanding of this issue.

There is no place in enlightened understanding for faith in things refuted by science.

Here larger questions of enlightened understanding and scrutiny of traditional values become central and go beyond women's role and influence in family decisions.

And like Kriesi, I believe that a healthy dose of "enlightened understanding, empowerment and leadership" can help to sustain and reframe those solidarities in a multicultural direction.

"In the past decade, the United States has entered a new era of hope for its developmentally disabled citizens", Reagan intoned, "This new age of enlightened understanding recognizes that developmentally disabled persons have a great potential for achieving and overcoming handicaps.

By the 1930s, however, Liang had come to believe that Western methods and doctrines would never be suitable to China but that once the Chinese countryside was awakened by enlightened understanding, it would become a repository of traditional Confucian values; continued struggle or revolution on the part of the Chinese people would therefore cease.