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... become " second nature " . Having learned to ride a bicycle or to drive a car you cannot unlearn it . It has become part of yourself . And in the case of any expert in any subject — whether playing the piano or knowing Greek or fishing ...
... become " second nature " . Having learned to ride a bicycle or to drive a car you cannot unlearn it . It has become part of yourself . And in the case of any expert in any subject — whether playing the piano or knowing Greek or fishing ...
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... become themselves original has obvious theological consequences . It is here where Karl Barth is profoundly right even though he may give the wrong reasons for his rightness . Once a man has become a Christian this new attitude ...
... become themselves original has obvious theological consequences . It is here where Karl Barth is profoundly right even though he may give the wrong reasons for his rightness . Once a man has become a Christian this new attitude ...
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... become concerned with religion , the supernatural , the un- seen world , and immortality . Consequently in our gener- ation security has become a major problem , not , may I say , as primarily political , but as primarily human and ...
... become concerned with religion , the supernatural , the un- seen world , and immortality . Consequently in our gener- ation security has become a major problem , not , may I say , as primarily political , but as primarily human and ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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