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Page 260
... existence , whereas God's essence is his existence . Averroists . A group of masters in the Faculty of Arts at Paris welcomed Aristotle's philosophy and taught it in disregard of its possible opposition to the Christian faith . They ...
... existence , whereas God's essence is his existence . Averroists . A group of masters in the Faculty of Arts at Paris welcomed Aristotle's philosophy and taught it in disregard of its possible opposition to the Christian faith . They ...
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... existence of their own but are given existence by God , as the body is made to exist and is contained by the soul . Eckehart's profound influence can be seen in the flowering of mysticism in the German Rhineland in the late Middle Ages ...
... existence of their own but are given existence by God , as the body is made to exist and is contained by the soul . Eckehart's profound influence can be seen in the flowering of mysticism in the German Rhineland in the late Middle Ages ...
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... existence of established means of changing political leaderships works to prevent violent types of political action . In the United States the quadrennial con- tests for the presidency afford a constitutional opportuni- ty to throw the ...
... existence of established means of changing political leaderships works to prevent violent types of political action . In the United States the quadrennial con- tests for the presidency afford a constitutional opportuni- ty to throw the ...
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