Discourse: A Review of the Liberal Arts, Volumen4Concordia College, 1961 |
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... existence of other gods , Yahwistic faith at all per- iods forbade their worship ( cf. Exod . 20 : 3 ; 22:20 ) . This is consonant with the nature of the covenant : the vassal may have but one over- lord . Israel did , of course ...
... existence of other gods , Yahwistic faith at all per- iods forbade their worship ( cf. Exod . 20 : 3 ; 22:20 ) . This is consonant with the nature of the covenant : the vassal may have but one over- lord . Israel did , of course ...
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... existence . The first form of the concept we will want to distinguish is what we may call ' authentic1 / inauthentic " . It may be defined tenta- tively as that which it is our considered conclusion is true or false in the light of what ...
... existence . The first form of the concept we will want to distinguish is what we may call ' authentic1 / inauthentic " . It may be defined tenta- tively as that which it is our considered conclusion is true or false in the light of what ...
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... existence will become official . He will say only that he has been involved in highly secret work , implying that its nature has led him to break with the party and to endanger the party with his knowledge . This melodramatic situation ...
... existence will become official . He will say only that he has been involved in highly secret work , implying that its nature has led him to break with the party and to endanger the party with his knowledge . This melodramatic situation ...
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