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This is symptomatic of the bishops' discursive mode: miraculousness suggests that the more mundane process involved in the Prince of Wales's training and education, his coming to maturity over time in a particular context, will be suppressed in favor of the notion of dramatic incipience, a useful rhetoric in the rationalizing of policies.
"O for a muse of fire": Henry V and plotted self-exculpation by Greenburg, Bradley / Shakespeare Studies
Spirituality awakens us to the miraculousness of life, science prevents us from being blinded by the hyperboles that naturally arise from such intangible feelings that could degenerate us into mindless believers.
Aerobics Is a Spiritual Experience by Francis Adam / Health, general community
3-6 BT97 The intense and literal supernaturalism of the period is displayed in four texts published between 1695 and 1727 that focus on various aspects of miraculousness.
Above the age of reason; miracles and wonders in the long eighteenth ... by Reference & Research Book News
 
 
 
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