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... human . Most Christian theologians , following the culture and habits of their day , used the general term man to cover both sexes when referring to human beings . The literature on the subject consistently refers to anthropology in ...
... human . Most Christian theologians , following the culture and habits of their day , used the general term man to cover both sexes when referring to human beings . The literature on the subject consistently refers to anthropology in ...
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... humans against God . This rebellion consists of the fact that human beings improp- erly use their God - given freedom to set themselves against God and even to wish to be " like God . " Human redemption . This special interpretation of ...
... humans against God . This rebellion consists of the fact that human beings improp- erly use their God - given freedom to set themselves against God and even to wish to be " like God . " Human redemption . This special interpretation of ...
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... human perfection . For a long time Chris- tian anthropology in academic theology was dominated by static thinking . The human appeared as a complete being , placed in a finished world like a methodically provided - for tenant in a ...
... human perfection . For a long time Chris- tian anthropology in academic theology was dominated by static thinking . The human appeared as a complete being , placed in a finished world like a methodically provided - for tenant in a ...
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