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... becomes a practice of that error , a practice in the midst of uncertainty . This different perspective is not a simple " relativization " of the text and its truth . To say that something is relative is to necessarily introduce some ...
... becomes a practice of that error , a practice in the midst of uncertainty . This different perspective is not a simple " relativization " of the text and its truth . To say that something is relative is to necessarily introduce some ...
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... becomes the subject of the object that is being built . " We " becomes both Solomon and the workers . It is also " we , " as members of the new society , that becomes the building blocks , and , to be exact , also the temple . The ...
... becomes the subject of the object that is being built . " We " becomes both Solomon and the workers . It is also " we , " as members of the new society , that becomes the building blocks , and , to be exact , also the temple . The ...
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... becomes the only guarantee of one's stability and security of position . 32 Reading Pepys ' Diary Francis Barker writes : Don't plainness of style and the epistemological naivety it suggests thus function as a guarantee of profound ...
... becomes the only guarantee of one's stability and security of position . 32 Reading Pepys ' Diary Francis Barker writes : Don't plainness of style and the epistemological naivety it suggests thus function as a guarantee of profound ...
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