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Jainism advocates an attitude of equality ( paramāņu ) , which is eternal and indivisible . and designates the whole pattern of religious conduct and The elements of nature - earth , water , fire , and air — are philosophical thought ...
Jainism advocates an attitude of equality ( paramāņu ) , which is eternal and indivisible . and designates the whole pattern of religious conduct and The elements of nature - earth , water , fire , and air — are philosophical thought ...
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A main function of the Logos in The his thought is to serve as an intermediary between the concept transcendent , unknowable God and the world , a view that of Logos probably has a close connection with the view of his Jewish ...
A main function of the Logos in The his thought is to serve as an intermediary between the concept transcendent , unknowable God and the world , a view that of Logos probably has a close connection with the view of his Jewish ...
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The objection to it is that it either gives so wide an interpreta- most recent developments in the study of language have tion to thought as virtually to empty the word of any served to reveal just how much more there is to do to ...
The objection to it is that it either gives so wide an interpreta- most recent developments in the study of language have tion to thought as virtually to empty the word of any served to reveal just how much more there is to do to ...
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| Title | The New Encyclopędia Britannica, Part 2, Volume 1 The New Encyclopędia Britannica, ISBN 085229400X, 9780852294000 |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopędia Britannica, 1983 |
| ISBN | 085229400X, 9780852294000 |
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